E-10-(i)Book of Authorities
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3.5.1 Program Development [56] E1's 2016-2018 DSM Resource Plan, as modified by the Quantum Agreement, recommends DSM investments for the three year period of: - (1) $36.9 million in 2016, - (2) $37.8 million in 2017, - (3) $38.8 million i...
AI summary E1's 2016-2018 DSM Resource Plan, modified by the Quantum Agreement, recommends total DSM investments of $113.5 million over three years. E1 argues that its plan is 38% less than the Mid-DSM level of the IRP and is consistent with past expenditures, ensuring affordability and cost-effectiveness for Nova Scotians.
3.5.3.1 Findings [88] The Board notes that the DSM amount of $33,210,000, as set by the Board for 2016, is below DSM spending in each of the last four years. It is also an amount significantly below that recommended in the IRP, and the Boa...
AI summary The Board acknowledges that the DSM amount of $33.2 million for 2016 is below recent spending levels but considers it affordable under the PUA. The Board also notes that NSPI should be able to offset any potential revenue shortfall without a rate increase.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that: - 1. The Board approves a DSM Plan for 2019 in the amount of $34,050,000 with performance targets of 127.2 GWh in incremental annual net energy savings and 20.2 MW in incremental net annual peak demand savings. -...
AI summary The Board approves a 2019 DSM Plan with specific energy and demand savings targets, accepts a progress report, and directs updates to avoided costs and the RBIA. E1 is required to conduct a new DSM Potential Study and improve methodologies for GHG estimates and transparency in its processes. The Board also requests alternate DSM budget scenarios and compliance with filing frameworks.
The figure below identifies the net Contract Price to be paid by NSPI allocated for each year of the Term, 2019 UARB Approved 34,050,000.00 $34,050,000.00 Net Contract Price to be by Paid NSPI $34,050,000.00 27 28
AI summary The figure outlines the net Contract Price approved by the UARB for NSPI in 2019, which is set at $34,050,000.00.
29 30 The Parties acknowledge that any surplus realized by EfficiencyOne in delivering the Performance Targets at the end of the Term shall be reported to the UARB and, subject to any other direction that may be provided by the Board, cred...
AI summary The Parties agree that any surplus achieved by EfficiencyOne in meeting Performance Targets will be reported to the UARB and credited toward NSPI's monthly payments for the EECA in 2021, including accumulated interest.
the lifecycle cost per kWh for the energy efficiency programs is $0.026 per kWh – significantly lower than the current cost of Standard Offer Service, which ranges from $0.062 to $0.093 per kWh.86 Until such time that energy efficiency is...
AI summary The document discusses the cost-effectiveness of energy efficiency programs, noting that the lifecycle cost per kWh is significantly lower than the current Standard Offer Service cost. It outlines the establishment of energy efficiency goals for utilities and mentions that goals for natural gas and residential limited-income sectors are not yet fully developed.
l be reflected in 120 Id. 121 See Order No. 86785 (Dec. 23, 2014). the cost-effectiveness screening tools, subject to the modified assumption of a four-year Capacity DRIPE; - (4) That the Utilities' individual weighted average cost of capi...
AI summary The document outlines post-2015 demand reduction goals and specifies adjustments to cost-effectiveness screening tools, including the use of a four-year Capacity DRIPE assumption. It also sets discount rates for various tests, includes specific benefit valuations from Itron, and requires utilities to report forecasted electric savings for the 2015–2017 program cycle.