E-22017 DSM Evaluation Reports
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Appliance Retirement 0.740 0.740 0.60 0.443 0.368 Residential Efficient Product Rebates Instant Savings 2.993 2.993 0.85 2.558 5.186 Home Energy Assessment 2.535 2.348 0.76 1.981 2.029 Existing Residential Green Heat 4.271 5.114 0.60 3.073...
AI summary The text presents a table with various energy efficiency programs and their associated metrics, including appliance retirement, residential and business rebates, and custom incentives. It includes numerical data such as costs, quantities, and percentages, but no explicit discussion or arguments are made.
R certified Dehumidifiers N/A $30 ENERGY STAR certified Bathroom Fans (without a light) N/A $15 In an effort to manage sales and avoid excessively low prices as a result of rebates, ENS implemented a price floor on eligible products in 201...
AI summary In 2017, Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS) implemented a price floor for eligible products to manage rebate sales and prevent excessively low prices. The Instant Savings program was promoted through various media and events, aiming for 20.0 GWh in electricity savings and 3.3 MW in peak demand savings.
A) 2011 Prescriptive Measures and Assumptions.44 Revised Savings The Evaluator reviewed the unitary savings value associated with ENERGY STAR certified LED fixtures equipped with a motion sensor. 43 ENERGY STAR, Learn About Brightness, htt...
AI summary The Evaluator analyzed ENERGY STAR certified LED fixtures with motion sensors sold through the Instant Savings program, finding that they replace halogen lamps with significant wattage reduction. The displaced wattage was calculated as 143.8 W, and the operating hours were estimated based on previous data.
certificate or diploma 44% 47% 43% 63% 6 Refused 1% 1% 2% - - D6. Which of the following income categories best describes your total annual household income before taxes in 2016? 2017 2016 ASHP/ Wood/Pellet/ Income Total Total MSHP GSHP So...
AI summary The document presents statistical data on household income distribution and participation in energy efficiency programs, including the percentage of households in different income categories and their engagement with various heating technologies.
Residential Efficient Appliance Retirement C C R Product Rebates Program Instant Savings C C R R Home Energy Assessment C C C C Existing Residential Green Heat C C C C C Program Efficient Product Installation C C C C New Residential Progra...
AI summary The text outlines various energy efficiency programs, including residential and business rebate initiatives, home energy assessments, and custom incentive programs. It highlights the Efficient Product Installation (EPI) program and mentions the Strategic Energy Management (SEM) cohort, noting its start date and impact on process evaluation.
you decided to participate in the New Home Construction program, your home design already included all the energy efficient features that were identified in the review of your home plans? Already Made Decision to Build House with Energy Ef...
AI summary The text presents survey questions to homeowners who participated in the New Home Construction program, asking whether they would have paid for energy efficiency measures and energy assessments if rebates and funding had not been available. It includes sample responses and asks participants to rate their willingness to pay on a scale from 0 to 10.
Residential Efficient Product Appliance Retirement C C R Rebates Program Instant Savings C C R R Home Energy C C C C Assessment Existing Residential Program Green Heat C C C C C Efficient Product C C C C Installation New Residential Progra...
AI summary The document outlines various residential and business energy efficiency programs, including rebate programs, home energy assessments, and custom incentive programs. It highlights initiatives such as the Efficient Product Appliance Retirement Rebates, Instant Savings, and the Business Energy Rebates Program.