Topic:"Residential Programs" in M08888

Low-Income Proportions - 2017 2017 Results First-Year Energy Savings (GWh) Lifetime Energy Savings (GWh) 1 Peak Demand Savings (MW) Expenditures ($ million) Residential Efficient Product Rebates 22.6 202.2 3.0 4.2 Instant Savings 19.5 179....

AI summary This table provides a breakdown of energy savings and expenditures for low-income and overall residential and business programs in 2017. It highlights the contribution of various initiatives, such as efficient product rebates, home energy assessments, and business energy programs, to energy savings and expenditures, with low-income proportions noted for each category.

E1 Responses to Nova Scotia Power Incorporated Information Requests Measure Name Technology Target Type Market Air Tanks for Load / No-Load Screw Compressors (10 – 40 COM Other hp) Process Commercial Air Tanks for Load / No-Load Screw Comp...

AI summary The document lists various energy efficiency measures, technologies, and target markets under Nova Scotia Power Incorporated's information requests. It includes details on heat pumps, insulation, lighting, and building efficiency programs, targeting residential, commercial, and institutional sectors.

d) The following measures focus exclusively on space heating Program Program component Measure Existing Residential Green Heat Wood stove Existing Residential Green Heat Pellet Stove Existing Residential Green Heat Wood boiler/Furnace Exis...

AI summary The text outlines measures focused on space heating, including programs like Green Heat and Home Energy Assessment, which involve wood and pellet stoves, boilers, and solar air heating. It also notes a response from the Vermont Energy Investment Corporation (VEIC).

4.3 RESIDENTIAL DIRECT INSTALL - HOUSES

AI summary The section titled '4.3 Residential Direct Install - Houses' outlines a regulatory proceeding related to residential direct installation programs for houses in Nova Scotia. No further details or arguments are provided in the given text.

Assumption Actual program participants are apartment building owners. Avoided energy benefits are assumed to flow-through to tenants either a) directly, where tenants pay power bills, or b) indirectly, by means of deferred increases in ren...

AI summary The assumption outlines that apartment building owners participate in the program, with avoided energy benefits flowing to tenants directly (via power bills) or indirectly (through deferred rent increases). Savings from the Affordable Multifamily Housing Pilot are included in the calculation.

Table>2-1:2010 Energy &Demand Net;.,to-Gross Ratios Program Net-to-Gross Ratio Efficient Products -RetaiL eFLs 133% EfficientProducts ~Retail 'ixtures, Controls & Appliances 44% Efficient Products -Retail: Appliance R.etirement&Replacement...

AI summary The table presents net-to-gross ratios for various energy efficiency programs in Nova Scotia, indicating the effectiveness of each program in achieving energy savings relative to the total investment. The ratios range from 44% to 133%, with some programs showing higher returns than others.

4. Multifamily Energy Efficiency Goals We continue to acknowledge the importance of extending EmPOWER programs to all market segments, although we note that no party recommended the establishment of a separate post-2015 energy efficiency g...

AI summary The document discusses the continuation of EmPOWER programs for all market segments, noting that no party recommended a separate post-2015 energy efficiency goal for the multifamily sector. It acknowledges that multifamily initiatives are currently funded from both residential and C&I surcharges and that tracking progress is important for equitable resource distribution.

and Paul Chernick Resource Insight, Inc. 5 Water Street, Unit 101 Arlington, MA 02476 USA Tel: 781-646-1505 Fax: 781-646-1506 [email protected] - iii. The application will have an impact on residential ratepayers and the Consum...

AI summary The Consumer Advocate will represent residential ratepayers in a regulatory proceeding, addressing issues raised by the UARB and any emerging concerns. The application's impact on residential ratepayers is acknowledged, with compliance confirmed under Rule 11(1).