Topic:"Renewable Energy" in M08888

Section 5.0 Recommended NEB Values for Individual Nova Scotia Measures VEIC Recomm nended NEBs T8 Dimmable Stairwell Lighting Office $0.00 $9.75 MA TRM p.418 T8 Dimmable Stairwell Lighting Other Commercial $0.00 $16.27 MA TRM p.418 T8 Dimm...

AI summary This section presents recommended Non-Energy Benefits (NEB) values for various lighting and energy efficiency measures in Nova Scotia, including T8 dimmable stairwell lighting and LED lamp retrofits, with values sourced from the Massachusetts Technical Reference Manual (MA TRM).

Table 10: Recommended Nova Scotia NEBs by Measure VEIC Recommended NEBs p.418 LED Lamps-End of Life-BES $0.00 $2.80 MA TRM p.418 High-Efficiency Air Source Heat $0.00 $587.73 MA PA 2012 Proxy-from Pumps: Air Source Heat Pumps Study table o...

AI summary Table 10 presents recommended Net Energy Benefits (NEBs) for various energy efficiency measures in Nova Scotia, including LED lamps and heat pumps, with associated costs and references to studies and guidelines.

Selected Publications and Presentations - Malmgren, Ingrid, and Cassie Powers. Volkswagen Settlement Beneficiary Mitigation Plan Toolki t. National Association for State Energy Officials, 2017. - Malmgren, Ingrid, David Roberts, and Justin...

AI summary The document lists publications and presentations by Ingrid Malmgren and colleagues on topics including electric vehicles, clean energy programs, and non-energy benefits. Key organizations involved are Sierra Club, NYSERDA, NASEO, and ACEEE. Themes focus on demand-side management, grid-interactive vehicles, and integrating non-energy benefits into policy.

E1 Responses to Nova Scotia Power Incorporated Information Requests Measure Name Target Market TRC Calculatio TRC TRC With % n NEBs Chang e Daylighting Controls Office 0.81 1.14 41% Daylighting Controls Retail 0.78 1.09 40% Daylighting Con...

AI summary The document presents a table with measures related to energy efficiency, including TRC calculations and percentage changes for various sectors such as office, retail, and school. It includes examples like daylighting controls and high-efficiency air source heat pumps.

nsuring that DSM can be gradually "ramped up" in future years, as needed. - It addresses long-term affordability through avoidance of new capacity additions until 2032. [E1 Closing Submission, p. 31] [58] NSPI was the only other party to s...

AI summary NSPI recommended a DSM plan that would provide annual energy savings of 100 GWh with demand savings, at a cost of $22 million per year, avoiding new generating capacity until 2032. NSPI emphasized the importance of affordability and noted that Nova Scotia's electricity rates are among the highest in Canada due to its leadership in renewable energy and environmental policies.