Topic:"Renewable Electricity Regulations" in M08604

be applied within a few years after 2019). The intent is to align the Canadian regulations with the requirements in force or soon to be in force in the United States, EISA 2020 in the case of general service lighting. Since this regulation...

AI summary The text discusses the alignment of Canadian lighting regulations with U.S. standards, specifically the Energy Independence and Security Act (EISA 2020), which would ban the import and fabrication of efficient incandescent light lamps. It also references several sources, including the Lighting Research Center and Natural Resources Canada, and mentions the Instant Savings and Residential Efficient Product Rebates Program under Efficiency Nova Scotia.

4043B-1&news=295B1964-9737-4F80-B064-B3088D9910BE (Last accessed February 5, 2018). 8 Natural Resources Canada, Notice – Publication of Energy Efficiency Regulation, 2016- Amendment 13. December 2016, available at (Last accessed February 5...

AI summary The text references several regulatory documents and amendments related to energy efficiency regulations in Canada, including amendments to lighting product standards and Nova Scotia's building code. It also mentions Efficiency Nova Scotia's 2017 DSM Evaluation Report, highlighting the focus on energy efficiency and regulatory compliance.

1 Following the UARB’s approval of this Consensus Agreement, NS Power initiated a 2 regulatory process (M07151) to determine the appropriate cost allocation and recovery 3 mechanisms for the 2016-2018 DSM Resource Plan. Changes to the Publ...

AI summary Following the UARB’s approval of a Consensus Agreement, NS Power initiated a regulatory process (M07151) to determine cost allocation and recovery mechanisms for the 2016-2018 DSM Resource Plan. Changes to the Public Utilities Act removed NS Power’s ability to collect a DSM Cost Recovery Rider and made ENS a fuel supplier. The Electricity Plan Implementation (2015) Act introduced a continuation approach for the 2019 DSM investment, setting a cap of $34,050,000 and extending the ENS Grant of Franchise.

SBA IR-17 Attachment 1, Page 8 of 92 Efficiency Nova Scotia 2017 DSM ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT 1 1.1 2017 DSM Programs 2 3 In 2017, ENS achieved total net incremental energy savings at the generator, for all DSM 4 programs, of 130.7 GWh, comp...

AI summary In 2017, Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS) achieved 130.7 GWh of net incremental energy savings and 23.7 MW of peak demand savings across all DSM programs, slightly below the planned targets. Total expenditures were $30.3 million, under the mid-course adjusted planned investment of $34.6 million. The savings are projected to avoid 85.4 kt of annual CO2e emissions.

ow-income, commercial, industrial, and self-directed energy efficiency and combined heat & power programs and proposals, including review, analysis, comments, and testimony assistance.  Facilitate residential, commercial, and industrial p...

AI summary The text outlines various activities related to energy efficiency, policy research, and market analysis, including the facilitation of working groups, testimony on energy efficiency and AMI proposals, and research on emissions and market data. These efforts span residential, commercial, and industrial sectors, with a focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and analyzing energy policies.