Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Residential Programs" in M12733

Matter: NSPI DRO Appeal - Billing Issues - Dave Lincoln
6 passages 5 documents

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L-9LINCOLN (NSEB) RIR-1 (redacted) 1 passage
2. Major Electricity Uses p. p. 7
2. Major Electricity Uses What are the main items in your home that use electricity (e.g., electric heat, hot water tank, hot tub, large appliances)? The main electrical loads are the same basic household appliances, the hot water tank, th...

AI summary The respondent identifies major household electricity uses as appliances, hot water tanks, hot tubs, and electric baseboard heat (usually off). All appliances are energy-efficient, purchased new in 2017, and usage is minimized due to high bills.

L-9-IAppellants Supplement to Exhibit L-9 (redacted) 1 passage
2. Major Electricity Uses p. p. 8
2. Major Electricity Uses What are the main items in your home that use electricity (e.g., electric heat, hot water tank, hot tub, large appliances)? The main electrical loads are the same basic household appliances, the hot water tank, th...

AI summary The main electrical loads in the home include household appliances, a hot water tank, a hot tub, and electric baseboard heat, though the latter is typically off. Appliances were purchased in 2017 and are energy efficient. Usage is minimal due to high electricity bills.

102928Appellant's Forensic Calculation - redacted 1 passage
2. Major Electricity Uses p. p. 7
2. Major Electricity Uses What are the main items in your home that use electricity (e.g., electric heat, hot water tank, hot tub, large appliances)? The main electrical loads are the same basic household appliances, the hot water tank, th...

AI summary The text discusses major electricity uses in a home, highlighting appliances, hot water tanks, and electric baseboard heat. The user mentions that appliances are energy efficient and usage is minimized due to high bills.

102930Appellant Email re Stay of Enforcement - redacted 1 passage
2. Major Electricity Uses p. p. 11
2. Major Electricity Uses What are the main items in your home that use electricity (e.g., electric heat, hot water tank, hot tub, large appliances)? The main electrical loads are the same basic household appliances, the hot water tank, th...

AI summary The text discusses typical household electricity uses, including appliances, hot water tanks, and electric baseboard heat. The user mentions that appliances are energy efficient and usage has been minimized to reduce high bills.

102932Appellant Further Response to Board Decision - redacted 2 passages
I. HOME PROFILE AND USAGE FACTS p. p. 36
I. HOME PROFILE AND USAGE FACTS My home is approximately 2,500 square feet. Only 2 to 3 bedrooms and part of the living area are heated. I have significantly reduced heating in response to escalating costs. There are currently 4 people in...

AI summary The homeowner describes a 2,500 square foot home with 4 to 6 occupants, where heating has been significantly reduced due to rising costs. Main electrical uses include energy-efficient appliances, a hot water tank, a hot tub, and electric baseboard heat, though the latter is rarely used. The homeowner has implemented energy-saving measures such as LED lighting and reduced appliance usage.

Major Electricity Uses p. p. 36
Major Electricity Uses What are the main items in your home that use electricity (e.g., electric heat, hot water tank, hot tub, large appliances)? The main electrical loads are the same basic household appliances, the hot water tank, the h...

AI summary The text discusses the main electrical loads in a home, including appliances, hot water tanks, and electric baseboard heat. The appliances are energy efficient and were purchased new in 2017. Usage is minimal due to high electricity bills.

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