Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Technology Penetration" in M12780

Matter: EfficiencyOne - 2027-2031 Demand Side Management (DSM) Plan Application
8 passages 3 documents

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E-9E1 (IG) RIRs 1-29 1 passage
Key Takeaways p. pp. 66-68
Key Takeaways • Variability . None of the PAs with whom Apex spoke set incentives in exactly the same way. Within a single PA, there was variability in terms of how incentives were 6 [https://www.xcelenergy.com/staticfiles/xe](https://www....

AI summary The document highlights variability in incentive-setting practices among PAs, with a focus on budget considerations, lack of formalized processes, and the importance of cost-effectiveness and technology maturity. Incentives are generally not updated frequently but are re-evaluated during progress review periods.

E-12E1 (NSEB) RIRs 1-66 - Redacted 6 passages
Scenario General Description p. p. 143
Table 2: Incremental Equipment Cost Scenarios Scenario General Description The standard technology is often considered to be the most popular technology in terms of sales or penetration at the time, or a hybrid of technology options based...

AI summary The table outlines incremental equipment cost scenarios, with a focus on standard technology being the most popular based on sales or penetration at a given time, or a hybrid of technology options based on sales or penetration mix assumptions.

Technology Research p. p. 147
Technology Research Technology research is essential when identifying participant perceived value as well as completing other analysis associated with incentive setting. The three forecasts that need to be developed are: - Market price; -...

AI summary Technology research is crucial for determining participant perceived value and setting incentives. Key factors include market price, technology penetration, and performance. Analysis of pricing, costs, and technology evolution informs the Technical Reference Manual (TRM), which is essential for cost-effectiveness and financial analysis from multiple perspectives.

TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH p. p. 180
TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH Technology research can provide both the basis for the value of the incentive investment through understanding the energy savings and it can provide insight into how often the incentive should be reviewed. It is very im...

AI summary The document outlines parameters for evaluating technology research in the context of energy efficiency programs. It emphasizes the importance of understanding factors such as technology penetration, cost, and energy savings to determine appropriate incentive levels. Reviews of these parameters are conducted annually or bi-annually through the Technology Research Methodology (TRM) process.

http://energy.novascotia.ca/sites/default/files/Our-Electricity-Future.pdf p. p. 185
Understand Technology Savings, Price and Market Penetration EfficiencyOne currently understands technology savings, price and market penetration through three different avenues: 1. Annual review through program evaluation process; 2. Speci...

AI summary EfficiencyOne collects technology savings, price, and market penetration data through annual reviews, specialized research, and program delivery. It is recommended to continue current activities and introduce a formal measures assumption validation process, supported by research and periodic reviews by a technical committee.

For the Home Energy Assessment program, CLEAResult has the following recommendations: p. p. 198
ough the following activities: 1. Ongoing Program Management and 2. Program Evaluation. Ongoing Program Management EfficiencyOne captures technology savings through the confirmation of the information in the final audit report. There are a...

AI summary EfficiencyOne is responsible for ongoing program management and annual program evaluation of the Home Energy Assessment program. The program involves engaging service organizations and Natural Resources Canada to understand technology savings. Recommendations include implementing general principles, updating incentive levels, and assessing the penetration of residential HVAC and building envelope technologies.

Section 1677 p. p. 199
The technology roadmap, below, identifies key technology opportunities for research, testing and pilot potential. Note that the categories may differ from the current subject areas. These categories and technologies seek to address identif...

AI summary The technology roadmap outlines key technology opportunities for research, testing, and pilot projects, with short, medium, and long-term deliverables to address future innovation opportunities. Some categories have not yet been approved as subject areas.

E-16E1 (Synapse) RIRs 1-90 1 passage
Technology Risk p. p. 10
Technology Risk NSPI relies on various technology systems to manage operations, including increasing reliance on IT solutions operated by third parties, such as software as a service and third party cloud hosting. This subjects NSPI to inh...

AI summary NSPI faces technology risks due to reliance on third-party IT systems, which may lead to operational disruptions, increased costs, and vulnerabilities to cyberattacks. The rapid evolution of AI could disrupt business models and pose risks if not integrated effectively. NSPI's digital transformation strategy involves significant investment in emerging technologies, increasing project risks.

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