Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Strategic Energy Management" in M12290

Matter: EfficiencyOne - 2025 Q1 Demand Side Management (DSM) Report
3 passages 1 document

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E-1Report 3 passages
2 5.2 Custom Incentives p. pp. 20-21
2 5.2 Custom Incentives - 3 The Custom Incentives program consists of the following two program components: - 4 Custom; and - 5 Strategic Energy Management.

AI summary The Custom Incentives program includes two components: Custom and Strategic Energy Management. This structure aims to support energy efficiency initiatives in Nova Scotia through targeted incentive programs.

Program Components p. p. 21
Program Components - The Custom program component provides large business, non-profit and institutional participants with technical assistance and financial incentives to help reduce electricity consumption and demand and includes four ser...

AI summary The Custom program component offers technical assistance and financial incentives to large businesses, non-profits, and institutions to reduce electricity use, including Retrofit, Building Optimization, Pay-for-Performance, and New Construction services. Strategic Energy Management focuses on operational changes for energy efficiency, merged with Energy Management Information Systems under the 2023-2025 DSM Plan.

Strategic Energy Management Highlights p. p. 21
Strategic Energy Management Highlights - Strategic Energy Management supported 13 customers in Q1, after recruiting one new customer into the program in Q4 2024. - There were no savings claims in Q1, and most savings claims for the program...

AI summary Strategic Energy Management supported 13 customers in Q1, with no savings claims reported. The procurement process concluded, and the same service provider since 2018 will continue under a new agreement effective Q2. Most savings claims are anticipated in Q4.

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