Rates-Related Demand Matters Side Management The Residential Behaviour program will require a minimum of 1 bill cycle following the reintroduction E1’s Residential Behaviour Program Introduced NA NA NA NA No new Update of data into MEI bef...
AI summary The Residential Behaviour program by E1 requires a minimum of one bill cycle following data reintroduction into MEI before producing results, with forecast restoration by Q3 2026.
The following projects experienced adjustments to their completion timeline. An overview of the changes and associated rationale is outlined below: Pillar Project Summary of Change Rationale E1's Residential Behaviour Program Introduced NA...
AI summary Several projects have experienced timeline adjustments, including E1's Residential Behaviour Program, which will not resume in 2026 due to the need for a minimum of one bill cycle following data reintroduction into MEI. The MEI platform is expected to be available by the end of Q4 2026. Other projects, such as the Joint Use Agreement Proceeding and Customer Energy Management EMAV, are also undergoing changes with updates expected in Q1 2027 and Q3-Q4 2026, respectively.
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