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Topic:"Utility Governance" in M10473

Matter: E-ENS-R-22 EfficiencyOne 2023-2025 Demand Side Management (DSM) Plan Application
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Q. ARE THERE OTHER ASPECTS OF AFFORDIBILITY THAT SHOULD BE CONSIDERED? p. p. 38
ther there are barriers to participation that should be addressed to ensure that all customers can equitably benefit from electricity service under a balanced DSM program at the lowest long-term cost. [107] DSM programs in this jurisdictio...

AI summary The text highlights the need to address barriers in DSM programs to ensure equitable access and long-term affordability. It references the 2016 Consensus Agreement's 'Balanced Plan Approach' and the Board's 2019 decision in Re EfficiencyOne to maintain funding for underserved communities while adjusting other program budgets. Past decisions emphasize balancing cost-effectiveness with equity considerations.

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