Topic:"Residential Programs" in M07544

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 Nova Scotia has 390,280 residential households, with 75% being single-family homes. Most use flat-rate billing, and only 1,000 are on time-of-use pricing. 31% of homes use electric heating, with 46% relying on fuel oil. Lighting is dominated by incandescent bulbs (51%), while LEDs are only 4%. Opportunities exist for energy savings in heating and water heaters, with 61% of homes having electric water heaters.

Current Programs Program Name Program Offer and Incentive Structure Residential Profile An online assessment tool is provided for customers to enter information about their home and receive energy savings tips and information regarding opt...

AI summary The document outlines several current programs, including a free online residential energy assessment tool, instant savings incentives for energy-efficient purchases, and a financial incentive program for retiring old appliances. These programs aim to promote energy efficiency and reduce energy consumption among residential customers.

The following table contains an analysis of the barriers and the associated incentive strategy for the four investigated programs. Program Identified Barriers Incentive Strategy Instant Savings 1) Residential customers worry about upfront...

AI summary The table analyzes barriers and incentive strategies for four programs, focusing on Instant Savings. Key barriers include residential concerns over upfront costs and prioritization of appliance features over efficiency. The incentive strategy involves offering point-of-sale discounts and incentives to reduce upfront costs and encourage adoption of energy-efficient products.

Program Net Savings (GWh) Expenditure Appliance Retirement 58 Not available Retailer Coupons 280 Not available Heating & Cooling Incentive 174 Not available Home Assistance Program 55 Not available Other Residential Programs 5 Not availabl...

AI summary The document presents a table with energy efficiency programs and their associated net savings and expenditures, followed by another table showing TRC and PAC values for various program categories. The data highlights the scope and financial aspects of different energy efficiency initiatives.

APPENDIX A-2: ONTARIO GAS (UNION GAS) Program Name Program Area Program Measures Links Heating & Cooling Incentive Residential This program features mail-in or online submission of rebates through participating HVAC contractors for qualify...

AI summary The Heating & Cooling Incentive program provides rebates for high-efficiency furnaces and air conditioners through participating HVAC contractors. The incentives are set based on the up-front cost difference between standard and efficient units, with a cost-effectiveness ceiling and a specific equipment mix.

- Participants in the Home Reno Rebate program - Homes built in the Optimum Home new construction program - Participants in the RunSmart and Strategic Energy Management programs

AI summary The text lists participants in various energy efficiency and home renovation programs, including the Home Reno Rebate, Optimum Home new construction, RunSmart, and Strategic Energy Management programs.

Figure 22: Union Gas Targets & Performance Metric[s](#page-112-0) 4 Resource Acquisition Scorecard 2016 2016 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Total OEB OEB OEB Approved OEB OEB OEB OEB OEB Approved Approved Approved Participant Approved Approved A...

AI summary The document presents a resource acquisition scorecard for Union Gas, showing budget figures and targets for various residential programs from 2016 to 2020. It includes details on Home Reno Rebate, Energy Savings Kits, and administrative costs, with some programs being rejected and others revised.

EXISTING MAIN PROGRAMS – UNION GAS [4](#page-112-1) Program Area Program Name Description Incentives Links Home Reno Rebate Program provides an audit of customer homes to identify areas of improvement and also rebates or incentives to perf...

AI summary The Home Reno Rebate program by Union Gas provides home audits and incentives for energy efficiency improvements, including insulation, air sealing, and appliance upgrades, with specific rebate amounts for various home improvements.

Annual Savings Target: 884GWh Figure 24: Customer Count and Loads 1 Customers Count Electricity Sold 2014 (Gigawatt Hours) Residential 1,709,071 17,965 Light Industrial and Commercial 201,812 18,501 Large Industrial 177 13,994 Other 3,489...

AI summary The document outlines the Annual Savings Target of 884GWh and provides a breakdown of customer counts and electricity sold by category in BC Hydro. Residential customers make up the majority of accounts, while commercial and industrial accounts each account for about one third of total electricity supplied.

- 4. Net Levelized cost ($/kWh)1 = PV (costs all benefits except for electric energy benefits) / PV (energy savings) Benefits Costs Behaviour Program5 This program intends to inform and educate residential customers about their electricity...

AI summary The document outlines two programs aimed at promoting energy efficiency. The Behaviour Program encourages residential customers to reduce electricity consumption by 10% over a year with a financial incentive, while the Lighting Program promotes the adoption of energy-efficient lighting products.

http://documents.dps.ny.gov/public/EEPS/EEPSSearch.aspx?SearchType=PRG&PA=2&ProgramType=Gas&ProgramStatus=Open,Closed&SectorSubsector=2:3,1~3:2,1~1:2,1 Program Names (Savings in MWh) Accumulated Savings to Year C&I Custom Efficiency C&I Eq...

AI summary The document presents a table with gas savings results from various years, detailing accumulated savings and different program categories such as C&I Custom Efficiency, Appliance Bounty, and Residential Direct Install. The data shows fluctuating savings across years, with some categories showing significant increases or decreases.

Program Analysis Initiatives Target Market Incentive Setting Methodology Residential Electric Rebate (Electric) Residential customers looking to upgrade HVAC, water heater, or install programmable thermostats. Rebate for HVAC systems, elec...

AI summary The document outlines several residential energy efficiency programs, including rebates for HVAC systems, heat pump water heaters, programmable thermostats, and appliances like freezers and refrigerators. Incentive amounts vary based on efficiency levels and specific equipment.

EFFICIENCY VERMONT CORE PROGRAM OFFERINGS (RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS) Program Name Program Area Program Measures (Prescriptive Incentives) Links Lighting Residential  CFLs  LEDs Incentives provided at participating retailers. Minimum pric...

AI summary The document outlines the Efficiency Vermont Core Program Offerings, focusing on residential and business lighting programs. It specifies the types of lighting products eligible for incentives, including CFLs and LEDs, and the minimum prices at participating retailers.

Figure 62: Electric Program Expenditures 2015 [12](#page-185-0) Program Incentive Delivery Total Home Energy Savings Program (Residential) Residential customers who are looking to weatherize, reduce GHG, and improve overall energy efficien...

AI summary Figure 62 outlines electric program expenditures in 2015, detailing various residential energy efficiency incentives, including air sealing, insulation, supplemental heating systems, and whole house heating systems, along with loan options for energy improvements.

NATIONAL GRID CORE PROGRAM OFFERINGS (RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS) Program Name Program Area Program Measures Links No Cost Home Energy Assessments    Residential and Low  Income  For homeowners of 1-to-4 unit homes For landlords of 1-to...

AI summary The document outlines National Grid's core program offerings for residential and business customers, including no-cost home energy assessments, lighting and appliance rebates, and heating and cooling incentives. These programs aim to improve energy efficiency and reduce costs for customers.

Table 15 : ENS Program Overview Program Name Program Offer and Incentive Structure Type of Program (for CE modelling purposes) Residential Profile An online assessment tool is provided for customers to enter information about their home an...

AI summary The document outlines two ENS programs: the Residential Profile, which provides free online energy assessments without attributable savings, and the Instant Savings program, which offers discounts on energy-efficient products for residential customers.

The following table contains an analysis of the barriers and the associated incentive strategy for the four investigated programs. Program Identified Barriers Incentive Strategy Instant Savings 1) Residential customers worry about upfront...

AI summary The table outlines barriers and incentive strategies for the Instant Savings program. Barriers include customer concerns about upfront costs, the complexity of applying for incentives, and varying retailer awareness. Incentive strategies involve providing discounts at the point of sale, simplifying the process, and improving retailer engagement through training and campaigns.

Understand Technology Savings, Price and Market Penetration For the Home Energy Assessment program, EfficiencyOne gains an understanding of technology savings, price and penetration through the following activities: 1. Ongoing Program Mana...

AI summary EfficiencyOne gains an understanding of technology savings, price, and market penetration for the Home Energy Assessment program through ongoing program management and program evaluation activities.

Program Net Savings (GWh) Expenditure Appliance Retirement 58 Not available Retailer Coupons 280 Not available Heating & Cooling Incentive 174 Not available Home Assistance Program 55 Not available Other Residential Programs 5 Not availabl...

AI summary The document presents a table summarizing various energy efficiency programs and their associated net savings and expenditures. It also includes data on TRC and PAC metrics for different program categories, along with a reference to a 2011-2014 Conservation Results report.

APPENDIX A-2: ONTARIO GAS (UNION GAS) Program Name Program Area Program Measures Links Heating & Cooling Incentive Residential This program features mail-in or online submission of rebates through participating HVAC contractors for qualify...

AI summary The Heating & Cooling Incentive program offers rebates for high-efficiency furnaces and central air conditioners, with specific amounts and criteria based on cost-effectiveness and equipment mix.

- Participants in the Home Reno Rebate program - Homes built in the Optimum Home new construction program - Participants in the RunSmart and Strategic Energy Management programs

AI summary The text lists various program participants, including those in the Home Reno Rebate, Optimum Home new construction, RunSmart, and Strategic Energy Management programs.

Figure 23: Union Gas Targets & Performance Metric[s](#page-125-0) 4 Resource Acquisition Scorecard Commercial & Industrial Overhead - Revised $ 4,253,176 $ 4,954,334 $ 4,945,285 $ 24,041,667 Evaluation Administrative costs - Revised $ 189,...

AI summary The document presents Union Gas's targets and performance metrics, including resource acquisition scores, evaluation administrative costs, and program budgets. It outlines financial figures for various initiatives, such as RunSmart, Strategic Energy Management (SEM), and low-income home weatherization programs.

EXISTING MAIN PROGRAMS – UNION GAS [4](#page-125-1) Program Area Program Name Description Incentives Links Home Reno Rebate Program provides an audit of customer homes to identify areas of improvement and also rebates or incentives to perf...

AI summary The Home Reno Rebate program by Union Gas offers home audits and incentives for energy efficiency improvements, including insulation, air sealing, and appliance upgrades, with specific rebate amounts for various improvements.

Annual Savings Target: 884GWh Figure 25: Customer Count and Loads 1 Customers Count Electricity Sold 2014 (Gigawatt Hours) Residential 1,709,071 17,965 Light Industrial and Commercial 201,812 18,501 Large Industrial 177 13,994 Other 3,489...

AI summary The document outlines an annual savings target of 884GWh and provides a breakdown of customer counts and electricity sold by category in BC Hydro. Residential customers account for the majority of accounts, while trade accounts consume the most electricity.

- 4. Net Levelized cost ($/kWh)1 = PV (costs all benefits except for electric energy benefits) / PV (energy savings) Benefits Costs Behaviour Program5 This program intends to inform and educate residential customers about their electricity...

AI summary The text describes two programs aimed at improving energy efficiency: a Behaviour Program that encourages residential customers to reduce electricity consumption through a one-year challenge and a Lighting Program that promotes the use of energy-efficient lighting products.

Figure 46: Electric Savings Result 9 Program Names (Savings in MWh) Accumulated Savings to Year C&I Custom Efficiency C&I Equipment Rebate Small Business Direct Install Residential Direct Install Appliance Bounty Residential Room Air Condi...

AI summary Figure 46 and 47 present accumulated electric and gas savings results by program and year, highlighting program names, savings in MWh and Dth, and percentages achieved. The data reflects contributions from various programs such as C&I Custom Efficiency, Residential Direct Install, and Multifamily Energy Efficiency. The figures also show program discontinuations and changes in targets over time.

Program Analysis Initiatives Target Market Incentive Setting Methodology Residential Electric Rebate (Electric) Residential customers looking to upgrade HVAC, water heater, or install programmable thermostats. Rebate for HVAC systems, elec...

AI summary The document outlines a residential electric rebate initiative targeting customers looking to upgrade HVAC systems, water heaters, or install programmable thermostats. Incentives are based on the efficiency of the products installed.

EFFICIENCY VERMONT CORE PROGRAM OFFERINGS (RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS) Program Name Program Area Program Measures (Prescriptive Incentives) Links Agricultural Equipment Rebates Agricultural (Commercial)  Lighting  Equipment Rebates are pai...

AI summary The document outlines the Efficiency Vermont Core Program Offerings, focusing on residential and business programs. It includes details on agricultural equipment rebates and appliance rebates, specifying eligible products and the process for claiming incentives.

2. Technical Reference Manual Efficiency Maine has Residential TRMs and Commercial TRMs. These are documentation for energy and demand savings calculations of energy efficiency measures along with all the typically associated technology in...

AI summary Efficiency Maine has developed Residential and Commercial Technical Reference Manuals (TRMs) to document energy and demand savings calculations for energy efficiency measures, including associated technology information and assumptions.

Figure 63: Electric Program Expenditures 2015 [12](#page-198-0) Program Incentive Delivery Total Low Income Home Energy Savings Program (Residential) Residential customers who are currently participating in LIHEAP looking to participate in...

AI summary Figure 63 details electric program expenditures in 2015, focusing on incentive structures for residential customers. It outlines programs like the Low Income Home Energy Savings Program and the Heat Pump Water Heater Program, including their target markets, delivery methods, and incentive amounts.

NATIONAL GRID CORE PROGRAM OFFERINGS (RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS) Program Name Program Area Program Measures Links No Cost Home Energy Assessments    Residential and Low  Income  For homeowners of 1-to-4 unit homes For landlords of 1-to...

AI summary The document outlines the core program offerings by National Grid for residential and business customers, focusing on energy efficiency initiatives such as home energy assessments, lighting and appliance rebates, and heating and cooling incentives. These programs aim to promote energy conservation and reduce costs for eligible customers.

Table 151115 : ENS Program Overview Program Name Program Offer and Incentive Structure Type of Program (for CE modelling purposes) Residential Profile An online assessment tool is provided for customers to enter information about their hom...

AI summary The table outlines two ENS programs: the Residential Profile, which provides free online energy assessments without incentives, and the Instant Savings program, offering immediate discounts on energy-efficient products for residential customers.

The following table contains an analysis of the barriers and the associated incentive strategy for the four investigated programs. Program Identified Barriers Incentive Strategy Instant Savings 1) Residential customers worry about upfront...

AI summary The table outlines barriers and incentive strategies for the 'Instant Savings' program. Key barriers include upfront costs, complexity of applications, and varying retailer awareness. Incentive strategies include point-of-sale discounts, delivery agents for compliance, and campaigns to improve customer and retailer engagement.

For the Home Energy Assessment program, CLEAResult has the following recommendations: General Principle Current Activities Recommended Activities

AI summary CLEAResult provides recommendations for the Home Energy Assessment program, focusing on improving energy efficiency in residential settings. The recommendations are structured around general principles and current activities, aiming to enhance program effectiveness.

Program Net Savings (GWh) Expenditure Appliance Retirement 58 Not available Retailer Coupons 280 Not available Heating & Cooling Incentive 174 Not available Home Assistance Program 55 Not available Other Residential Programs 5 Not availabl...

AI summary The document presents a table of energy conservation programs with their associated net savings and expenditures, highlighting the performance of various residential, commercial, and industrial initiatives between 2011 and 2014. It also includes data on TRC and PAC for different program categories.

APPENDIX A-2: ONTARIO GAS (UNION GAS) Program Name Program Area Program Measures Links Retailer (Coupons, Instant Rebates) Residential This program features prescriptive incentives for qualifying measures, purchased from participating reta...

AI summary This appendix outlines residential programs offered by Ontario Gas (Union Gas), including prescriptive incentives for energy-efficient measures and a free appliance retirement program. Incentives are based on up-front costs to customers and include point-of-purchase rebates for qualifying items.

- Participants in the Home Reno Rebate program - Homes built in the Optimum Home new construction program - Participants in the RunSmart and Strategic Energy Management programs

AI summary The text lists participants in various energy efficiency and home renovation programs, including the Home Reno Rebate, Optimum Home new construction, RunSmart, and Strategic Energy Management programs.

Figure 232223: Union Gas Targets & Performance Metrics [44](#page-130-0) Resource Acquisition Scorecard OEB OEB OEB Approved OEB OEB OEB OEB OEB Approved Approved Approved Participant Approved Approved Approved Approved Budget Resource Acq...

AI summary The document outlines Union Gas's targets and performance metrics for residential and commercial/industrial resource acquisition programs, including budget figures, rejected initiatives, and administrative costs. It details financial allocations and evaluations for various energy-saving programs and their associated targets.

EXISTING MAIN PROGRAMS – UNION GAS [44](#page-130-1) Program Area Program Name Description Incentives Links Home Reno Rebate Program provides an audit of customer homes to identify areas of improvement and also rebates or incentives to per...

AI summary The Home Reno Rebate program by Union Gas offers home audits and incentives for energy efficiency improvements such as insulation, air sealing, and appliance upgrades, with specific incentive amounts listed for various improvements.

Annual Savings Target: 884GWh Figure 252425: Customer Count and Loads 1 Customers Count Electricity Sold 2014 (Gigawatt Hours) Residential 1,709,071 17,965 Light Industrial and Commercial 201,812 18,501 Large Industrial 177 13,994 Other 3,...

AI summary The document outlines an annual savings target of 884GWh and provides a table detailing customer counts and electricity sold by category in BC Hydro. It notes that approximately 90% of BC Hydro's customer accounts are residential, with commercial and industrial accounts each representing about one third of the total electricity supplied.

- 4. Net Levelized cost ($/kWh)1 = PV (costs all benefits except for electric energy benefits) / PV (energy savings) Benefits Costs Lighting Program Renovation Rebate Program55 Residential New Home Program This program motivates residentia...

AI summary The text discusses energy efficiency programs aimed at encouraging residential customers to adopt energy-efficient practices, including lighting programs, home renovations, and new home construction. These programs offer incentives to reduce energy consumption and improve efficiency, with specific focus on electrically heated homes and townhouses.

Program Analysis Initiatives Target Market Incentive Setting Methodology Residential Electric Rebate (Electric) Residential customers looking to upgrade HVAC, water heater, or install programmable thermostats. Rebate for HVAC systems, elec...

AI summary The document outlines three residential energy efficiency programs offered by Con Edison, including rebates for HVAC systems, water heaters, programmable thermostats, and appliances like freezers, refrigerators, and air conditioning units. Incentive amounts vary based on efficiency and program type.

EFFICIENCY VERMONT CORE PROGRAM OFFERINGS (RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS) Program Name Program Area Program Measures (Prescriptive Incentives) Links Agricultural Equipment Rebates Agricultural (Commercial)  Lighting  Equipment Rebates are pai...

AI summary The document outlines Efficiency Vermont's core program offerings, including residential and business programs such as agricultural equipment rebates and appliance rebates. These programs provide incentives for energy-efficient products, with specific qualification criteria and rebate processes.

Figure 535253: Natural Gas Consumption (Maine) 8 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Total Consumption 77,575 71,690 68,266 64,091 60,661 Pipeline & Distribution Use 1,753 2,399 762 844 1,300 Volumes Delivered to Consumers 75,821 69,291 67,504 6...

AI summary The text presents data on natural gas consumption in Maine from 2010 to 2015, including total consumption, pipeline and distribution use, and volumes delivered to residential, commercial, industrial, and transportation customers. It also includes customer rates for 2014, with specific pricing for residential, commercial, industrial, and transportation sectors.

Figure 636263: Electric Program Expenditures 2015 [1212](#page-206-0) Program Incentive Delivery Total Administration - All Fuels $496,969 Sub Total $8,931,754 $3,528,542 $12,957,266 Name Target Market Incentive Information Home Energy Sav...

AI summary Figure 636263 outlines electric program expenditures in 2015, with a focus on the Home Energy Savings Program (Residential), which targets residential customers aiming to improve energy efficiency through weatherization, GHG reduction, and equipment upgrades. Incentives include air sealing, insulation, supplemental heating systems, and whole house heating systems.

NATIONAL GRID CORE PROGRAM OFFERINGS (RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS) Program Name Program Area Program Measures Links No Cost Home Energy Assessments    Residential and Low  Income  For homeowners of 1-to-4 unit homes For landlords of 1-to...

AI summary The document outlines National Grid's core program offerings for residential and business customers, including no-cost home energy assessments, lighting and appliance rebates, and heating and cooling incentives. These programs aim to promote energy efficiency and reduce energy consumption.

Unique Combination Customer Cost Considered Rationale for Selection Residential Customer LED A Lamp Purchase Current Incandescent A Lamp Burned Out (Replacement on Burnout) Retail Price Residential customers for small purchases look at ret...

AI summary The document discusses how different customer segments consider various cost parameters when making energy efficiency decisions. Residential customers typically focus on retail prices for small purchases, while larger purchases involve project costs, incremental equipment costs, and payback analysis. Commercial customers also consider upfront costs, lifecycle operations, and payback. Incentive levels are often capped at 50% of the appropriate cost or set to ensure a two-year payback.

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 Nova Scotia has 390,280 residential households, mostly on flat-rate billing with limited time-of-use pricing. 75% are single-family homes, and 31% use electric heating. LED lighting adoption is low (4%), with incandescent dominating. Efficiency opportunities exist in heating, cooling, and water heaters, though cooling savings are costly. A 2015-2040 DSM study by Navigant Consulting highlights these findings.

Table 15 : ENS Program Overview Program Name Program Offer and Incentive Structure Type of Program (for CE modelling purposes) Residential Profile An online assessment tool is provided for customers to enter information about their home an...

AI summary The document outlines two ENS programs: the Residential Profile, which offers free online energy assessments with no direct incentives, and the Instant Savings program, which provides discounts on energy-efficient products for residential customers. The latter involves delivery agents for coordination and compliance.

- Participants in the Home Reno Rebate program - Homes built in the Optimum Home new construction program - Participants in the RunSmart and Strategic Energy Management programs

AI summary The text lists participants in various energy efficiency and home renovation programs, including the Home Reno Rebate, Optimum Home new construction, RunSmart, and Strategic Energy Management programs.

Figure 23: Union Gas Targets & Performance Metric[s](#page-125-0) 4 Resource Acquisition Scorecard OEB OEB OEB Approved OEB OEB OEB OEB OEB Approved Resource Acquisition - Residential Approved Budget Approved CCM Targets Participant Target...

AI summary The document presents a table showing Union Gas's targets and performance metrics related to residential and commercial & industrial resource acquisition programs, including budget figures, targets, and program performance from 2016 to 2020.

EXISTING MAIN PROGRAMS – UNION GAS [4](#page-125-1) Program Area Program Name Description Incentives Links Home Reno Rebate Program provides an audit of customer homes to identify areas of improvement and also rebates or incentives to perf...

AI summary This section outlines the Home Reno Rebate program by Union Gas, which offers home audits and incentives for energy efficiency improvements such as insulation, air sealing, and appliance upgrades. The program provides specific financial incentives for various improvements.

Annual Savings Target: 884GWh Figure 25: Customer Count and Loads 1 Customers Count Electricity Sold 2014 (Gigawatt Hours) Residential 1,709,071 17,965 Light Industrial and Commercial 201,812 18,501 Large Industrial 177 13,994 Other 3,489...

AI summary The document outlines the Annual Savings Target of 884GWh and provides a table detailing customer counts and electricity sales across different customer categories in BC Hydro. It notes that 90% of BC Hydro's customer accounts are residential, with commercial and industrial accounts each representing about one third of total electricity supplied.

- 4. Net Levelized cost ($/kWh)1 = PV (costs all benefits except for electric energy benefits) / PV (energy savings) Benefits Costs Behaviour Program5 This program intends to inform and educate residential customers about their electricity...

AI summary The document outlines two residential energy efficiency programs: a Behaviour Program that encourages customers to reduce electricity consumption by 10% over a year with a financial incentive, and a Lighting Program that promotes the adoption of energy-efficient lighting products.

Figure 40: Electricity Use and Number of Customers 1 ELECTRIC - (millions of kilowatt-h iours) GAS DATA YEAR 2014 RESIDENTIAL 942,977 C&I 122,052 OTHER 4,051 TOTAL 1,069,080 RETAIL CHOICE (Included in Total) 226,035 124,218 2 132,445 249,1...

AI summary Figure 40 presents data on electricity use and the number of customers for the years 2011 to 2014, including residential, commercial and industrial (C&I), other, and total usage, as well as retail choice data. The data shows trends in electricity consumption across different customer segments over time.

Figure 46: Electric Savings Result 9 Program Names (Savings in MWh) Accumulated Savings to Year C&I Custom Efficiency C&I Equipment Rebate Small Business Direct Install Residential Direct Install Appliance Bounty Residential Room Air Condi...

AI summary The text presents tables detailing electric and gas savings results from various programs over the years, including accumulated savings, targets, and program-specific data. The section on 'Cost Effectiveness Testing' suggests a thematic focus on evaluating the cost-effectiveness of these programs.

Program Analysis Initiatives Target Market Incentive Setting Methodology Residential Electric Residential customers looking to upgrade HVAC, water heater, or Rebate for HVAC systems, electric heat pump water heater, and programmable thermo...

AI summary The text outlines residential energy efficiency initiatives targeting customers looking to upgrade HVAC, water heater, or programmable thermostat systems. Incentives include rebates based on efficiency levels for specific equipment.

Electric Utilities The following electric utilities operate in the state of New York. Customers of these utilities are eligible for their own utility programs as well as NYSERDA programs. Double-dipping of incentives by customers is not al...

AI summary The document lists electric utilities in New York, including Central Hudson, Con Edison, National Grid, NYSEG, Orange and Rockland Utilities, and RG&E. Customers are eligible for utility-specific and NYSERDA programs, with a policy prohibiting double-dipping of incentives.

EFFICIENCY VERMONT CORE PROGRAM OFFERINGS (RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS) Program Name Program Area Program Measures (Prescriptive Incentives) Links Electronics Residential  Advanced Power Strips Incentive provided through a coupon at particip...

AI summary The Efficiency Vermont Core Program Offerings include residential and business programs with incentives for energy-efficient products such as advanced power strips, heat pump water heaters, and high-performance circulator pumps. Rebates are provided through coupons or after purchase and submission of forms, depending on the product.

Figure 63: Electric Program Expenditures 2015 [12](#page-198-0) Program Incentive Delivery Total Business Incentive Program Electric Measures $15,642,304 $1,520,601 $17,162,905 Large Customer Program Electric Measures $6,439,194 $544,245 $...

AI summary Figure 63 presents a breakdown of electric program expenditures in 2015, detailing incentive, delivery, and total costs for various programs, including business incentives, consumer products, home energy savings, and low-income initiatives. It also includes expenditures related to natural gas and other fuels measures.

190 Name Target Market Incentive Information Other efficiency upgrades: $500 for any of; Insulate box sills, seal mobile home underbelly, repair/insulate/seal door or hatch, seal/insulate heat ducts or pipes, additional six hours of air se...

AI summary The document outlines various residential energy efficiency programs, including incentives for heat pump water heaters and appliance rebates. These programs aim to encourage energy-efficient upgrades and purchases among residential customers.

National Grid 2013-2015 Savings and Expenditure Sector Savings (MWh) Total Expenditure ($) Incentive Expenditure ($) Residential 805,157 $290,842,401 $222,323,354 Low Income 58,040 $85,604,742 $68,824,752 Commercial & Industrial 919,015 $3...

AI summary The table presents National Grid's energy savings and expenditures from 2013 to 2015, categorized by sector (Residential, Low Income, Commercial & Industrial). It also outlines the incentive to total program spending ratios and spending per kWh ratios for each sector.

NATIONAL GRID CORE PROGRAM OFFERINGS (RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS) Program Name Program Area Program Measures Links No Cost Home Energy Assessments    Residential and Low  Income  For homeowners of 1-to-4 unit homes For landlords of 1-to...

AI summary The document outlines National Grid's core program offerings for residential and business customers, including no-cost home energy assessments and instant price discounts for energy-efficient lighting and appliances. These programs aim to promote energy efficiency and reduce energy consumption.

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 Nova Scotia has over 390,000 residential households, with most on flat-rate electricity plans. Heating systems are dominated by fuel oil (46%) and electric (31%), while cooling relies on fans. Lighting remains heavily incandescent (51%), and 61% of homes use electric water heaters. Efficiency opportunities exist in heating, lighting, and water heating, though time-of-use pricing is limited.

Table 15 : ENS Program Overview Program Name Program Offer and Incentive Structure Type of Program (for CE modelling purposes) Residential Profile An online assessment tool is provided for customers to enter information about their home an...

AI summary The table outlines two ENS programs: the Residential Profile, which offers a free online energy assessment tool with no direct incentives, and the Instant Savings program, which provides immediate discounts on energy-efficient products for residential customers.

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AI summary The Instant Savings Program is being evaluated by CLEAResult, which provides recommendations for its implementation. The program aims to improve energy efficiency and reduce costs for customers. Efficiency Nova Scotia is involved in the process, and there is a focus on ensuring that the program is effective and accessible.

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AI summary CLEAResult recommends improvements to the Home Energy Assessment program, including making the program more accessible, increasing participation, and enhancing evaluation processes. The program was found to have initial incentives that were not fully effective in encouraging customer participation.

APPENDIX A-2: ONTARIO GAS (UNION GAS) Program Name Program Area Program Measures Links Heating & Cooling Incentive Residential This program features mail-in or online submission of rebates through participating HVAC contractors for qualify...

AI summary The Heating & Cooling Incentive program offers rebates for high efficiency furnaces and central air conditioners through participating HVAC contractors. The program is designed to offset the up-front cost difference between standard and efficient units, with incentives set based on cost-effectiveness and equipment mix.

Figure 19: TRC Ratio in 2012-2013 by Programs 3 Program Category TRC Ratio (2012) TRC Ratio (2013) Union Gas 3.91 3.83 Residential 5.07 4.4 Commercial/Industrial 3.07 2.01 Low-Income 1.32 0.77 Large Volume 6.33 8.74 Optimum Home N/A N/A CU...

AI summary Figure 19 presents the TRC Ratio for various program categories in 2012 and 2013, highlighting variations across Union Gas, Residential, Commercial/Industrial, Low-Income, Large Volume, and Optimum Home programs. The data shows changes in the TRC Ratio over the two years, with some categories showing significant decreases and others increases.

- Participants in the Home Reno Rebate program - Homes built in the Optimum Home new construction program - Participants in the RunSmart and Strategic Energy Management programs

AI summary The text lists participants in various energy efficiency and home renovation programs, including the Home Reno Rebate, Optimum Home new construction, RunSmart, and Strategic Energy Management programs.

- 4. Net Levelized cost ($/kWh)1 = PV (costs all benefits except for electric energy benefits) / PV (energy savings) Benefits Costs Behaviour Program 5 This program intends to inform and educate residential customers about their electricit...

AI summary The document outlines two residential energy efficiency programs: the Behaviour Program, which encourages electricity consumption reduction through a one-year challenge with a reward, and the Lighting Program, which promotes energy-efficient lighting choices to transform the market.

APPENDIX A-4: CALIFORNIA (PG&E) Program Type Programs Details Industrial Project Incentives Self-Serve Incentive Program: Industrial customers and facilities that use 500 megawatt-hours or more electricity per year Eligible technologies ar...

AI summary This document outlines PG&E's industrial energy efficiency programs in California, including self-serve incentive programs, distribution and transmission funding, and new plant design incentives, targeting large industrial electricity users with specific eligibility criteria and funding coverage.

Utility Description Cascade Natural Gas 1 272,000 customers in 96 communities 68 in Washington 28 in Oregon 60,000-70,000 of those customers are served by the Energy Trust 32,000 square miles NW Natural 2 Over 700,000 customers 3 14,000 mi...

AI summary The text provides information on several utilities, including their customer bases, geographic coverage, and service areas. It highlights that not all customers are served by the Energy Trust of Oregon, which serves approximately 1.5 million customers.

Figure 46: Electric Savings Result 9 Program Names (Savings in MWh) Accumulated Savings to Year C&I Custom Efficiency C&I Equipment Rebate Small Business Direct Install Residential Direct Install Appliance Bounty Residential Room Air Condi...

AI summary The text presents tables showing electric and gas savings results from various programs over the years, with data on accumulated savings and targets. It includes program names, years, and savings metrics, highlighting the performance of different initiatives in energy efficiency and conservation.

Program Analysis Initiatives Target Market Incentive Setting Methodology Bring Your Own Thermostat (Electric) For residential customers who have already purchased a qualifying thermostat, that are willing to participate in a two year air-c...

AI summary The text outlines three energy efficiency initiatives targeting residential and small business customers, including incentives such as rebates, free on-site surveys, and equipment installation. These programs aim to reduce energy consumption and promote sustainable practices.

Electric Utilities The following electric utilities operate in the state of New York. Customers of these utilities are eligible for their own utility programs as well as NYSERDA programs. Double-dipping of incentives by customers is not al...

AI summary The document lists electric utilities operating in New York, including Central Hudson, Con Edison, National Grid, NYSEG, Orange and Rockland, and RG&E. Customers can access utility-specific and NYSERDA programs, with a prohibition against double-dipping in incentives.

EFFICIENCY VERMONT CORE PROGRAM OFFERINGS (RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS) Program Name Program Area Program Measures (Prescriptive Incentives) Links Agricultural Equipment Rebates Agricultural (Commercial) Lighting Equipment Rebates are paid af...

AI summary The document outlines Efficiency Vermont's core program offerings for residential and business customers, focusing on rebates for agricultural equipment and appliances. Programs include incentives for lighting, equipment, dehumidifiers, dryers, washers, and refrigerators, with specific qualification criteria and application processes.

Figure 63: Electric Program Expenditures 2015 12 Program Incentive Delivery Total Business Incentive Program Electric Measures $15,642,304 $1,520,601 $17,162,905 Large Customer Program Electric Measures $6,439,194 $544,245 $6,983,439 Small...

AI summary Figure 63 outlines electric program expenditures in 2015, detailing incentive, delivery, and total costs for various programs such as the Business Incentive Program, Home Energy Savings Program, and Low-Income Direct Install Initiative. It also includes expenditures related to natural gas and other fuels measures.

NATIONAL GRID CORE PROGRAM OFFERINGS (RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS) Program Name Program Area Program Measures Links No Cost Home Energy Assessments Residential and Low Income For homeowners of 1-to-4 unit homes For landlords of 1-to-4 unit ho...

AI summary The document outlines National Grid's core program offerings for residential and business customers, including no-cost home energy assessments, lighting and appliance incentives, and heating and cooling rebates. These programs aim to improve energy efficiency and reduce costs for eligible participants.