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Topic:"Residential Demand Response Program" in M12920

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - CI C0021839 IT - Customer Energy Management (CEM) 2025 Evaluation, Measurement and Verification (EM&V) Report
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Residential Demand Response Program across all matters →

N-1Annual Report - Year 4 2 passages
Section 36 p. p. 20
\ \ For 2024, the average for January to March is presented first, followed by the annual average in brackets. Final Report As shown in the table above, residential TVP participants tend to use the CEM the most. The table also indicates a...

AI summary The report highlights that residential TVP participants are the most active users of the Customer Energy Management (CEM) system. As of March 2025, 60% of eligible residential customers have activated CEM, with a notable increase in activation rates. However, the percentage of customers who did not log in significantly increased in 2025 compared to 2024, and only a small percentage logged in more than once.

4.1 Customer Load and Energy Usage p. p. 30
4.1 Customer Load and Energy Usage This subsection summarizes customer load and energy usage savings per customer for residential and commercial rate codes for the period of January to March 2025. [Table 7](#page-30-2) and [Table 8](#page-...

AI summary This subsection summarizes customer load and energy usage savings for residential and commercial rate codes from January to March 2025. Tables provide load savings for morning and evening peaks and commercial peak demand charge savings. Non-statistically significant values are highlighted in grey, indicating that CEM effects cannot be distinguished from externalities and random variations.

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