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Topic:"Smart Synergy" in M11630

Matter: EfficiencyOne - 2023 DSM Annual Progress Report  and 2023 DSM Evaluation Reports
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E-22023 DSM Programs Evaluation Reports 5 passages
2023 SBES-Finding: Overdue projects may still be in progress. p. p. 3
2023 SBES-Finding: Overdue projects may still be in progress. The dropped-out or overdue participant interview process revealed that many participants with projects that have been in process for 12-18 months are still in progress. The majo...

AI summary The 2023 SBES-Finding indicates that many overdue projects are still in progress, with participants intending to submit rebate applications after completing their work. A recommendation is made to implement communication strategies for participants approaching project expiration dates.

Preamble p. pp. 10-11
Thank you for taking the time to speak with me today. I am interested in your opinion regarding Efficiency Nova Scotia's SBES programs, from your perspective as a [ Business development manager/Onsite Energy Manger ] involved in recruiting...

AI summary The speaker is seeking the perspective of a business development manager or onsite energy manager regarding Efficiency Nova Scotia's SBES programs, aiming to evaluate and improve the program through collaboration and discussion.

C. Challenges and Opportunities p. pp. 10-11
C. Challenges and Opportunities C1. In your experience, what are the most common concerns or participation challenges faced by potential participants in SBES that cause them not to participate? How do you address these concerns and challen...

AI summary The text outlines a series of questions posed to stakeholders regarding the Smart Building Energy Solutions (SBES) program, focusing on challenges faced by potential and registered participants, contractor availability, industry sectors with energy improvement potential, participant feedback, and ways to improve the program experience.

F. Challenges and Opportunities p. p. 11
F. Challenges and Opportunities F1. In your experience, what are the most common concerns or participation challenges faced by potential participants in SBES that cause them not to participate? Other issues or concerns that cause participa...

AI summary The text outlines a series of questions posed to stakeholders regarding challenges and opportunities in the SBES (Smart Building Energy Solutions) program, focusing on participation barriers, contractor availability, sectoral potential, and program improvements.

APPENDIX III SBES: Participant Survey Results p. pp. 28-30
APPENDIX III SBES: Participant Survey Results

AI summary This appendix presents the results of a participant survey related to the Smart Building Energy Solutions (SBES) program. It provides insights into stakeholder feedback and engagement with the SBES initiative.

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