Topic:"Residential Energy Affordability Program" in M12780

Table 5: Comparison of 2025 Evaluated and Tracked Electrical Energy Savings at the Generator a Program Component Tracked Results Evaluated Results DSM Program Annual Gross Savings (GWh) Annual Net Savings (GWh) Annual Gross Savings (GWh) N...

AI summary Table 5 compares the evaluated and tracked electrical energy savings from various programs in 2025. It includes data on residential and BNI programs, showing gross and net savings, net-to-gross ratios, lifetime savings, and net realization rates for each component.

Regression Coefficients for EBB-only Participants Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays 20 1.061 0.085 0.971 0.089 1.078 0.084 0.875 0.098 0.884 0.088 21 0.905 0.087 0.821 0.092 0.921 0.085 0.741 0.100 0.715 0.093 22 0.746 0.083 0....

AI summary The document presents regression coefficients for EBB-only participants, analyzing baseload and HDD coefficients across different days of the week and hours of the week. The data is structured in tables, showing varying values for each day and time period.

RESIDENTIAL SECTOR There are more than 390,280 residential households in Nova Scotia. 15 The majority of customers are on flat-billing residential electricity purchase agreements. Only 1,000 customers are on residential time-of-use pricing...

AI summary The residential sector in Nova Scotia consists of over 390,000 households, with most on flat-rate electricity plans. Lighting and heating systems are largely inefficient, with incandescent lamps and fuel oil dominating. There is significant potential for energy efficiency improvements, particularly in heating and lighting. Cooling needs are minimal, and water heaters are mostly electric, offering further efficiency opportunities.

Performance Targets consist of:[22](#page-66-1) E1 will propose Performance Targets within each DSM Resource Plan. Proposed Performance Targets will be reflective of the DSM resources proposed for the upcoming Plan period (e.g., energy eff...

AI summary E1 is required to propose Performance Targets within each DSM Resource Plan, reflecting the DSM resources proposed for the upcoming Plan period. Historically, these targets have included cumulative energy and peak demand savings, demand response capacity, and first-year savings for low-income and equity programs.

15 Q. DO YOU AGREE WITH E1'S JUSTIFICATION FOR WAITING UNTIL 2028 TO 16 PROVIDE THESE REBATES? 17 A. No. Mini-split and centrally ducted HPs are not a new technology to E1. Both of these 18 measures are already offered as installed measure...

AI summary The respondent does not agree with E1's justification for delaying rebates until 2028, noting that heat pumps are already part of existing programs and that E1 is already preparing for DSM programs for 2027–2031. There is no structural barrier to negotiating rebates in advance.