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Topic:"Regulatory Compliance" in M11983

Matter: EfficiencyOne 2024 Q3 Demand Side Management (DSM) Report
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E-1Report 3 passages
1. INTRODUCTION p. pp. 0-3
1. INTRODUCTION - The third quarterly report of 2024 (Q3) summarizes EfficiencyOne's (E1) Demand Side - Management (DSM) results as administrator and operator of the Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS) - franchise for the period of July 1 to Sept...

AI summary EfficiencyOne's Q3 2024 report outlines Demand Side Management (DSM) results under the Efficiency Nova Scotia franchise, including energy and peak demand savings. The NSUARB approved a 2023-2025 DSM Plan with specific targets, including 412.7 GWh annual energy savings and 78.8 MW peak demand savings. Mid-course adjustments in 2024 set revised targets within a $59.6 million investment.

1 EfficiencyOne Q3 2024 DSM Quarterly Report p. p. 33
1 EfficiencyOne Q3 2024 DSM Quarterly Report

AI summary The document is EfficiencyOne's Q3 2024 Demand Side Management (DSM) Quarterly Report, outlining progress and activities related to energy efficiency programs in Nova Scotia. It serves as a regulatory submission under the oversight of the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (NSUARB).

EfficiencyOne Q3 2024 DSM Quarterly Report p. p. 39
EfficiencyOne Q3 2024 DSM Quarterly Report

AI summary EfficiencyOne's Q3 2024 DSM Quarterly Report outlines progress on demand-side management initiatives under Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board oversight. The report highlights program performance, stakeholder engagement with the DSM Advisory Group, and compliance with Canadian Standards Association guidelines for energy efficiency programs.

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