Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Residential Programs" in M12282

Matter: EfficiencyOne - New Benefit Cost Analysis Test for Evaluating Demand Side Management (DSM) Plans Application for Approval of New Benefit Cost Analysis Test for Evaluating Demand Side Management (DSM) Plans
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E-1Notice of Application and Evidence 1 passage
Section 1273
include tax or other incentives as reductions to host customer costs. + Water cost impacts  NA NA NA NA NA Some efficiency measures also reduce water consumption +/- Host Customer Energy Impacts Proxy EE DR DG DS BE EV Time required to en...

AI summary The text discusses the impact of various energy efficiency and demand response measures on host customer costs and non-energy benefits. It highlights how some measures reduce water consumption and energy costs, as well as improve resilience and productivity. It also notes the economic well-being benefits from reduced energy bills.

E-10-(i)Resume of Francis Wyatt 1 passage
PRIOR ASSIGNMENTS (ENVIRONMENTAL SOLAR DESIGN) – 1984-1985 p. p. 0
PRIOR ASSIGNMENTS (ENVIRONMENTAL SOLAR DESIGN) – 1984-1985 Designed, permitted and installed solar hot water systems for commercial and residential customers. (1984-1985)

AI summary From 1984 to 1985, solar hot water systems were designed, permitted, and installed for commercial and residential customers, focusing on environmental solar design initiatives.

E-22CV - Chris Neme - E1 1 passage
Selected Publications and Reports p. p. 5
Selected Publications and Reports - National Standard Practice Manual for Benefit Cost Analysis of Distributed Energy Resources , Second Edition, to be published December 2025 (with Tim Woolf and others) - New Jersey's Electric Grid Has He...

AI summary The document lists publications and reports on energy efficiency, distributed energy resources (DERs), and clean heat standards (CHS). Key topics include benefit-cost analysis of DERs, building decarbonization, residential electrification, and heat pump adoption. Reports are authored by individuals and organizations such as the Natural Resources Defense Council, Environmental Defense Fund, and Vermont Energy Action Network.

E-23CV - Chris Pulfer, P.Eng. - EE 2 passages
Energy Efficiency Technology and Market Research p. p. 0
- Newfoundland Energy Solutions Potential Study: Newfoundland Power Inc. (Nov. 2023 ongoing) - Technical Reference Manual (TRM) Jurisdictional Review: Enbridge Gas Inc. (Nov.2023 Apr. 2024) - Data Development: Building Decarbonization Alli...

AI summary The document lists energy efficiency and market research studies conducted by organizations like FortisBC, NRCan, Enbridge Gas Inc., and others from 2019 to 2024. Projects span feasibility studies, decarbonization, retrofits, and energy benchmarking, highlighting collaborative efforts in energy policy and technology development.

Energy Efficiency Program Design, Administration and Support p. pp. 2-3
Energy Efficiency Program Design, Administration and Support - Custom Efficiency Program (CEP) Update: FortisBC (Nov. 2023-ongoing) - Achievable Potential Study (Ad Hoc) Support: Enbridge Gas (September 2023 ongoing) - Resource Plan and Lo...

AI summary The document lists energy efficiency programs and initiatives undertaken by various organizations from 2010 to 2023, focusing on program design, administration, and support. Key participants include FortisBC, Enbridge Gas, FCM, CMHC, and IESO, with projects spanning residential, commercial, industrial, and municipal sectors. Efforts include DSM planning, retrofit programs, GHG accounting, and incentive development.

99641Closing Submission - EE 1 passage
And similarly. Bowman stated: p. p. 5
n. And if you consider the revenue they're going to get from selling that power, it's more than 13 million. So that would pass a PAC test and lower net cost to customers. It would pass 79I of the Act. We've run an electrification program,...

AI summary The text discusses revenue from power sales passing a PAC test and lowering customer costs, aligning with 79I of the Act. Electrification programs, while incurring costs, generate more revenue. Bowman argues E1 (EfficiencyOne) must consider broader cost savings beyond BCA metrics. Eastward highlights the value of Eastward's potential DSMAG involvement in advising E1's 2027-2031 plan.

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