Topic:"Residential Solar Pv Program" in M06733

Update on Implementation of 2013 Verification and Evaluation Recommendations B C E F G K 56 information to determine if it could be clarified or expanded. In addition, it may be beneficial to include a contact list of contractors for parti...

AI summary The document discusses the need to clarify or expand information and the potential benefit of providing a contact list of contractors for participants to choose from, as identified by participants to improve Solar.

Table 3: 2014 Surveys Surveys Completed in 2014 Program Component Annual Quarterly Intercept Builders Appliance Retirement 204 - - - Instant Savings - - 294 - Home Energy Assessment 100 - - - Green Heat 53 - - - New Home Construction 48 -...

AI summary Table 3 provides a summary of surveys completed in 2014 across various program components such as appliance retirement, instant savings, home energy assessments, and business energy rebates. The data highlights the number of surveys conducted annually, quarterly, and through intercept methods.

Table 6: 2014 Evaluated Results, Targets and Tracked Energy Savings at the Generator 2014 Energy Savings (GWh) ENSC DSM Program DSM Component Initial Gross Savings Installed/ Adjusted Gross Savings Evaluated Installed/Adjusted Gross Saving...

AI summary Table 6 presents the 2014 energy savings results, targets, and tracked savings for various energy efficiency programs in Nova Scotia. It includes data for residential and business programs, such as appliance retirement, instant savings, home energy assessments, and business energy rebates. The table also highlights the Net-to-Gross Ratio (NTGR) and net savings for each program.

Table 9: Program Performance by Net Energy and Peak Demand Savings at the Generator, 2011-2014 2011 2012 2013 2014 Program Component Energy GWh Demand MW Energy GWh Demand MW Energy GWh Demand MW Energy GWh Demand MW Residential Appliance...

AI summary Table 9 presents program performance data by net energy and peak demand savings at the generator from 2011 to 2014, highlighting various residential and BNI programs. The data shows the energy savings in gigawatt-hours (GWh) and demand savings in megawatts (MW) for each program component over the years.

In the table below, please indicate by using Yes/No for each observation whether the products eligible for rebates were easily identified. The products are located at eye level on the shelf. Yes No Indicate the percentage of available prod...

AI summary The text presents a table assessing whether eligible rebate products are easily identifiable in retail settings. It includes questions about product placement, signage, customer ability to identify products, and sources of rebate information.

Table 7: Previous Program Participation Other Program Participation 2012 (%) 2014 (%) Sample Size 56 27 Yes 30% 37% No 66% 63% Don't know 4% - Program Participation 2012 (#) 2014 (#) Sample Size 17 10 Custom Retrofit 5 2 Small Business Ene...

AI summary Table 7 provides data on previous program participation, showing a slight increase in participation from 2012 to 2014, with 30% participating in 2012 and 37% in 2014. Specific programs such as Custom Retrofit, Small Business Energy Solutions, and Smart Lighting Choices are listed with participation numbers.

Table 4: Types of Evaluation TYPE OF EVALUATION PROGRAM Impact COMPONENT OR INITIATIVE Process Market Full-scale Tracked Savings Validation 1 Appliance Retirement x 2 Instant Savings x x x 3 Home Energy Assessment x 4 Green Heat x x x 5 Lo...

AI summary Table 4 outlines various types of evaluation for different programs and initiatives, including process, market, and full-scale evaluations, as well as tracked savings and validation. The table highlights which programs have been evaluated and the types of evaluations applied to them.