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AI summary The document section titled 'E1's Evidence' is referenced, though no substantive content is provided in the text. Known acronyms include TRC, PAC, DSM, and WACC, which are relevant to regulatory proceedings involving cost tests and demand-side management.
E1 Responses to Small Business Advocate (SBA) that contains such cost information. For more information on incremental costs, please see E1 (SBA) RIR-49 NominalRetailRates Gas Savings (MJ) Gas costs are based on nominal retail rates. Price...
AI summary E1 provides responses to the Small Business Advocate (SBA), detailing cost assumptions including nominal retail gas rates, incremental costs referenced in RIR-49, and the use of NSPI's weighted average cost of capital (WACC) for discount rates in cost tests.
Annual avoided costs of energy and capacity were provided by NS Power, from the 2014 IRP using the Base level of DSM. Avoided costs of transmission and distribution were provided by NS Power in 2018. Total cost-effectiveness tests are calc...
AI summary The text discusses annual avoided costs of energy and capacity from the 2014 IRP, as well as transmission and distribution costs from 2018. It outlines methods for calculating cost-effectiveness tests, including TRC and PAC, and explains metrics related to energy savings and program participation.
20 21 1 2 12 13 14 15 18 19 & lt;sup>d The levelized cost of saved energy represents the cost of lifetime energy savings, with savings discounted using Nova Scotia Power's weighted average cost of capital (WACC).
AI summary The text discusses the levelized cost of saved energy, which represents the cost of lifetime energy savings discounted using Nova Scotia Power's weighted average cost of capital (WACC).
4.4.14.3.1 Overview The New Residential program, marketed as New Home Construction, provides customers who are building a new home access to technical expertise and financial incentives for the installation of energy efficiency upgrades du...
AI summary The New Residential program provides financial incentives and technical support for energy efficiency upgrades during new home construction. Metrics include benefit/cost ratios (TRC and PAC), rebate counts, and the levelized cost of saved energy, which is calculated using Nova Scotia Power's WACC.
Annual avoided costs of energy and capacity were provided by NS Power, from the 2014 IRP using the Base level of DSM. Avoided costs of transmission and distribution were provided by NS Power in 2018. Total cost-effectiveness tests are calc...
AI summary The document discusses annual avoided costs of energy and capacity from the 2014 Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) and the avoided costs of transmission and distribution from 2018. It also explains how total cost-effectiveness tests are calculated using present value of benefits and costs, along with definitions of TRC, PAC, and WACC.
Annual avoided costs of energy and capacity were provided by NS Power, from the 2014 IRP using the Base level of DSM. Avoided costs of transmission and distribution were provided by NS Power in 2018. Total cost-effectiveness tests are calc...
AI summary The text discusses avoided costs of energy and capacity from NS Power's 2014 IRP, as well as cost-effectiveness tests using TRC and PAC ratios. It also mentions the levelized and nominal costs of saved energy, using WACC for discounting. The text references various programs and their participation metrics.
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