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FEI-FEVI 2010 EEC Report filed March 31, 2011 - FortisBC

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<strong>EEC</strong> Program Managers, <strong>2010</strong> Annual <strong>Report</strong>: Highlights and Program Investment<br />

Budgets<br />

Question: Didn’t we already provide our support of the Natural Gas Vehicle program from the<br />

November 24, <strong>2010</strong> presentation?<br />

<strong>FortisBC</strong>: We require stakeholder support in writing so that we can show the BC Utilities<br />

Commission that we have followed the right process in consulting with stakeholders.<br />

Q: What are the savings from the Energy Specialist program?<br />

<strong>FortisBC</strong>: Enabling Activities do not have any direct energy savings associated with them;<br />

however, we will be doing an evaluation of the pilot program later this year.<br />

Jack Habart, Conservation Potential Review Study Highlights <strong>2010</strong><br />

*Note: presentation has not been distributed along with these meeting minutes. The<br />

Conservation Potential Review will be <strong>filed</strong> with the <strong>EEC</strong> funding application submission<br />

in the Spring of <strong>2011</strong>.<br />

Question: Where are the furnaces on the list of residential appliances?<br />

<strong>FortisBC</strong>: Furnaces do not show up as economically viable with the DSM guidelines set out<br />

today, but we know there are thousands of mid to low efficient furnaces still in the marketplace,<br />

and we plan to work with government to go after that market potential to change the DSM<br />

guidelines, and also discuss a product stewardship strategy.<br />

Question: Why do the furnaces not show up on the graph?<br />

<strong>FortisBC</strong>: Going from 90-95% efficient furnace is not cost efficient. And right now, we only<br />

include economic assumptions, and not behavioural assumptions, such as, people do not<br />

always replace their furnace after 18 years (ie. end of useful life).<br />

Question: Do we adjust for this in the base case?<br />

<strong>FortisBC</strong>: Furnaces do not show up in economic potential, but do show up in achievable<br />

potential.<br />

Sarah Smith, 2012 <strong>EEC</strong> Funding Application Details<br />

Comment: On Joint Initiatives, <strong>FortisBC</strong> may want to consider keeping a Joint Initiatives<br />

category for work with municipalities.<br />

Next Steps<br />

• Annual <strong>Report</strong> submission to BCUC, <strong>March</strong> <strong>31</strong>, <strong>2011</strong><br />

• <strong>EEC</strong> funding application, 2012-2013, Spring <strong>2011</strong><br />

• next <strong>EEC</strong> Stakeholder meeting November <strong>2011</strong>

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