Topic:"Residential Energy Affordability Program" in M10473

12 13 Table 10: 2023 Settlement Plan Investment and Savings, by Program Component 2023 Investment a Lifetime Benefits b First-Year Energy Savings Lifetime Energy Savings Peak EE Demand Savings Available DR Capacity Cost Te esource st (TRC)...

AI summary The document presents a table detailing the 2023 Settlement Plan Investment and Savings by Program Component, including residential and business energy efficiency programs, enabling strategies, and demand response initiatives. It outlines investments, energy savings, and cost considerations for various programs across Nova Scotia.

Table 11: 2024 Settlement Plan Investment and Savings, by Program Component 2024 Investment a ($ million) Lifetime Benefits b ($ million) First-Year Energy Savings (GWh) Lifetime Energy Savings (GWh) Peak EE Demand Savings (MW) Available D...

AI summary Table 11 outlines the 2024 Settlement Plan investment and savings by program component, including residential and business energy efficiency programs, enabling strategies, and demand response initiatives. It provides data on investment amounts, lifetime benefits, energy savings, and administrative costs.

1 Table 3: 2023 Alternate Scenario Investment and Savings, by Program Component 2023 Investment a ($ million) Lifetime Benefits b ($ million) First-Year Energy Savings (GWh) Lifetime Energy Savings (GWh) Peak EE Demand Savings (MW) Availab...

AI summary Table 3 presents investment and savings data for various energy efficiency and demand response programs in 2023, including residential and business initiatives, with details on costs, benefits, and energy savings.

1 Table 4: 2024 Alternate Scenario Investment and Savings, by Program Component 2024 Investment a ($ million) Lifetime Benefits b ($ million) First-Year Energy Savings (GWh) Lifetime Energy Savings (GWh) Peak EE Demand Savings (MW) Availab...

AI summary Table 4 presents investment and savings data for energy efficiency and demand response programs in 2024, including details on residential and business programs, enabling strategies, and overall portfolio performance. The data highlights investments, lifetime benefits, energy savings, and other metrics for various program components.

1 Table 5: 2025 Alternate Scenario Investment and Savings, by Program Component 2025 Investment a ($ million) Lifetime Benefits b ($ million) First-Year Energy Savings (GWh) Lifetime Energy Savings (GWh) Peak EE Demand Savings (MW) Availab...

AI summary Table 5 outlines the 2025 Alternate Scenario Investment and Savings for various energy efficiency and demand response programs in Nova Scotia. It provides data on investment amounts, lifetime benefits, energy savings, and other metrics for residential, business, and institutional programs.

Table 13: Evaluated Net Energy Savings at the Generator, 2017-2021 Energy Savings (GWh) Energy Savings (%) DSM Program Program Component 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2017 2018 2019 2020 Appliance Retirement 3.094 2.657 2.545 2.111 2.474 2% 2%...

AI summary Table 13 presents evaluated net energy savings at the generator from 2017 to 2021, detailing savings by program and year. Key programs include Appliance Retirement, Instant Savings, Home Energy Assessment, Green Heat, and others, with varying levels of energy savings over time.

B7. Do you plan on installing this LED bulb … [ALLOW ONLY [ASK IF B5=2] ONE CODE ] 1. To replace a bulb once it burns out 2. To replace a bulb that is still working 96. Other [SPECIFY] B8. You bought [INSERT NUMBER OF LEDS [ASK IF B1 OR B2...

AI summary The text presents a series of survey questions related to the installation and replacement of LED bulbs, including scenarios such as replacing bulbs once they burn out, replacing bulbs that are still working, and the reasons behind such replacements. These questions are structured to gather detailed information on consumer behavior and usage patterns.

I. Demographics These final questions are asked for statistical purposes only. The information collected is strictly confidential and will only be used in group results. - I1. What type of residence do you live in? [ACCEPT ONLY ONE CODE] -...

AI summary This section collects demographic information about residents for statistical purposes. It asks about the type of residence individuals live in, with multiple options provided, including specific categories for different types of homes and the option to specify another type or decline to answer.

D7. How likely would you have been to buy the LED bulbs that you purchased if you had to pay the full price? Please answer on a scale of 0 to 10, with a 0 indicating that you "Definitely would not have bought these LEDs" and a 10 indicatin...

AI summary The question asks respondents to rate how likely they would have been to purchase LED bulbs at full price on a scale from 0 to 10, with 0 indicating they definitely would not have bought them and 10 indicating they definitely would have.

H. Barriers - H1. For the next few statements, I'd like you to think back to the time when you started to consider installing [a/an] . On a scale of 1 to 10 where 1 means "not at all a concern" and 10 means "a major concern," how much of a...

AI summary This section asks respondents to rate the level of concern they had regarding various barriers to installing equipment on a scale from 1 to 10. The barriers include selecting the right equipment, finding a qualified contractor, and cost concerns.

[VOLUNTEERED] - 98. Don't know - 99. Refused - C2. [ASK IF [C1](#page-113-0) < 8, DO NOT ASK IF DK OR REFUSED IN [C1]](#page-113-0) What was the most important reason you were not more satisfied with the service overall? [DO NOT READ. PROB...

AI summary The text presents a series of survey questions related to customer satisfaction with the Efficient Product Installation Service. It includes options for respondents to indicate reasons for dissatisfaction or satisfaction with the service, as well as a scale to rate satisfaction with specific aspects of the service.

Hours of Operation The value for the daily hours of operation is based on the Northeast Residential Lighting Hours-of-Use Study (NERHOU), 23 which established an average use of 2.9 hours per day for efficient bulbs given the absence of a s...

AI summary The document discusses the determination of daily hours of operation for LED lamps, referencing studies such as the Northeast Residential Lighting Hours-of-Use Study (NERHOU) and a 2016-2017 metering study conducted by the Evaluator. It outlines average usage for indoor and outdoor fixtures and notes changes in usage patterns with the introduction of motion sensors.

1 Table 9: Custom Incentives Program Results Custom Incentives (2021) • A pilot was launched to offer performance-based incentives to large industrial customers. The pilot aims to increase the savings achieved through the SEM program compo...

AI summary A pilot program was launched in 2021 to offer performance-based incentives to large industrial customers, aiming to increase savings through the SEM program by incentivizing operational and behavioral changes. Incentives will be determined after 12 months, upon completion of the energy model or energy savings.

gic electrification programs (Statewide Plan, Exh. 1, at 8). In addition, Program Administrator budgets have increased due to new statutory requirements.133 The Program Administrators’ 132 Going forward, in its three-year plan filing, each...

AI summary The text discusses increases in Program Administrators’ budgets due to new statutory requirements, such as the Climate Act, and highlights the impact of electrification on electricity bills. It notes that traditional energy efficiency programs reduce energy usage and bills, but electrification may lead to higher costs for some customers.

greater than 20 percent. 2019-2021 Three-Year Plans Order, at 174-175. No amended RCS budget proposals were filed with the Department. B. Program Administrators Proposal Each Program Administrator proposes to include its RCS budget as part...

AI summary The document discusses the Residential Existing Buildings program and the proposed RCS budget for the 2019-2021 Three-Year Plan. Program Administrators plan to recover RCS costs through the EES and have provided a breakdown of the budget, though they did not include a home energy scorecard proposal in their Three-Year Plan.

ms. The map also identifies tribal areas and provides data on low-income areas with low energy efficiency investments, low solar capacity per capita, or low clean vehicle rebate incentive investments.

AI summary The map highlights tribal areas and identifies low-income regions with limited energy efficiency investments, low solar capacity per capita, and minimal clean vehicle rebate incentives.

uidelines. The program includes fuel assistance and financial assistance if heat is included in rent, as well as weatherization. CEAP is currently administered by the CT Department of Social Services. Green Buildings Tax Credit Program: Th...

AI summary The text discusses three programs in Connecticut: the Community Energy Assistance Program (CEAP), the Green Buildings Tax Credit Program, and the Multifamily Pre-Development Energy Loan Program. These programs offer financial assistance, tax incentives, and low-interest loans for energy efficiency and renewable energy projects.

Through various state fleet efficiency programs, including grants from the Commonwealth's Leading by Example Program, a total of 55 vans and 1 pickup truck have undergone hybrid conversion since 2017. Lastly, as the electric vehicle market...

AI summary The document discusses efforts to improve fleet efficiency through hybrid conversions and the integration of electric vehicle charging infrastructure at state facilities. It also highlights the implementation of Energy Savings Performance Contracts (ESPCs) under Executive Order 484, aimed at reducing energy use and emissions in state government operations.

ng levels of residential income eligible programs at 14% of implementation funding for electric programs and 26% of implementation funding for natural gas programs. Clean energy workforce development

AI summary The text discusses the allocation of implementation funding for residential income-eligible clean energy programs, with 14% for electric programs and 26% for natural gas programs, and touches on clean energy workforce development.

2021, will address steps local governments and other stakeholders can take when designing and implementing policies for equitable access to EVs and their economic, environmental, and social benefits. Additionally, in November 2019, DET’s I...

AI summary The text discusses Tennessee's efforts in promoting equitable access to electric vehicles (EVs) and the development of EV charging infrastructure, including a Needs Assessment and Opportunity Maps. It also references legislative provisions that allow local governments and regional authorities to use surcharges for transit improvements and mass transit financing.

Table 29: Three-Year Summary of the Affordable Single-family Homes Program Component Annual Plan28 Investment Energy Savings Demand Savings Participation • Improved efficiency, comfort, and performance of existing residential housing stock...

AI summary This table outlines the history of the Affordable Single-family Homes Program Component, including its evolution from the 2000s through 2015, with key developments such as the introduction of appliance replacements, program rebranding to HomeWarming, and changes in administration.

Table 9: 2023-2025 Settlement Plan Investment and Savings, by Program Component Residential (Res) Energy Efficiency (EE) Programs Efficient Product Rebates 14.1 30.8 32.3 279.0 3.5 - 1.1 0.7 2.2 1.4 Appliance Retirement 3.1 2.0 3.7 15 0.5...

AI summary Table 9 presents investment and savings data for various energy efficiency programs in Nova Scotia from 2023 to 2025, including residential and business programs. The data outlines investments, lifetime benefits, energy savings, and other metrics for different initiatives.

Existing Residential 20.9 50.3 37.3 403 10.3 - 15 11 2.4 1.8 Efficient Product Installation 3.1 6.6 11.2 59 1.7 2.2 1.4 2.2 1.4 Affordable Mult-Family Housing 1.3 3.8 1.9 34 0.6 1.2 0.9 2.9 2.0 Home Energy Assessment 3.9 21.7 8.6 17.2 4.3...

AI summary The table presents investment and savings data for various energy efficiency and demand response programs in 2023, including Efficient Product Installation, Affordable Mult-Family Housing, Home Energy Assessment, and others, with metrics such as investment, savings, and benefit/cost ratios.

Existing Residential, Efficient Product Rebates (BNI), and Direct Installation. 2025 Investment a Lifetime Benefits b First-Year Energy Savings Lifetime Energy Savings Peak EE Demand Savings Available DR Capacity ource Cost (TRC) c Prog Ad...

AI summary The document presents a detailed breakdown of various energy efficiency and demand response programs, including their investments, benefits, energy savings, and cost ratios. It highlights the performance of residential, BNI, and direct installation programs, along with enabling strategies and demand response initiatives.

4.2.2.6 AFFORDABLE SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES This is a new program component being re-introduced under the Existing Residential Program in the Settlement Plan. Re-introduction of this program component provides an opportunity to ensure equity of...

AI summary The Affordable Single-family Homes program component is being reintroduced under the Existing Residential Program in the Settlement Plan. It provides no-cost, fully project-managed whole-home retrofits for income-qualified Nova Scotians, focusing on energy efficiency improvements and appliance replacements for low-income and Mi'kmaw participants.