Adjustable Savings Goals Sample Clauses

Adjustable Savings Goals. The Companies will file the completed gas adjustable savings goal spreadsheets with their 2022-2025 Plan filings. To enable efficient annual review by the evaluators of the adjustable savings goal spreadsheet in accordance with Section 6.3 of the Illinois Energy Efficiency Policy Manual Version 2.0 (“Policy Manual”) and to ensure accuracy in the Illinois Statewide Technical Reference Manual for Energy Efficiency (“IL-TRM”) calculations, the Companies will have the evaluators verify the accuracy in the IL-TRM calculations used to derive the measure savings that form the initial savings goals in an adjustable savings goal spreadsheet and will provide in the record the completed adjustable savings goal spreadsheets in the 2022-2025 Plan filing(s) as described below. The Companies agree to file their completed adjustable savings goal spreadsheets in their 2022-2025 Plan docket by April 15, 2021. In advance of filing their completed adjustable savings goal spreadsheet, the Companies will consult with Ameren Illinois and Nicor Gas on a consistent statewide adjustable savings goal template to use, and will leverage to the greatest extent possible the transparent structure of the statewide adjustable savings goal template used for the last Plan.
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Adjustable Savings Goals a. Nicor Gas shall file a completed Adjustable Savings Goal Template for Section 8-104 Programs and Measures as an attachment to the Plan. b. Within fourteen (14) days of the Commission Order approving the EEP 2018- 2021, Nicor Gas shall provide the SAG Facilitator with a native Excel version of the final Adjustable Savings Goal Template for posting to the SAG website. c. For purposes of the Section 8-104 Programs Adjustable Savings Goals policy approved in the Illinois Energy Efficiency Policy Manual Version 1.1, the energy efficiency measure participation levels identified in the approved Plan to derive the energy savings goals shall be fixed for the entirety of the Plan, in the adjustable savings goal calculation, where adjustments are applied. d. In advance of filing the first updated Adjustable Savings Goal Template with the Commission, Nicor Gas will present to the SAG its first updated Adjustable Savings Goal Template containing the savings goal adjustments due to the changes reflected in the consensus 2019 IL-TRM, resulting from the existing stakeholder consensus processes in place in order to provide stakeholders with an opportunity to ask questions concerning the updated Adjustable Savings Goal Template and reach agreement on the adjusted savings goal.
Adjustable Savings Goals. 1. North Shore and Peo ples Gas shall each file a completed Adjustable Savings Goal Template for the Section 8-104 Programs and Measures as an attachment to its Plan 3. 2. For purposes of the S ection 8-104 programs Adjustable Savings Goals policy approved in the Policy Manual, the measure participation levels identified in each approved Plan 3 to derive the energy savings goals shall be fixed for the entirety of each Plan 3, in the adjustable savings goal calculation. 3. In advance of filing the first updated Adjustable Savings Goal Template with the Commission, Peoples Gas and North Shore will present to the SAG its first updated Adjustable Savings Goal Template containing the savings goal adjustments due to the changes reflected in the consensus 2019 IL-TRM resulting from the existing stakeholder consensus processes in place in order to provide stakeholders with an opportunity to ask questions concerning the updated Adjustable Savings Goal Template and reach agreement on the adjusted savings goal.
Adjustable Savings Goals a. Nicor Gas shall file a completed Adjustable Savings Goal Template for Section 8-104 Programs and Measures as an attachment to the Plan. b. For purposes of the Section 8-103/8-104 Programs Adjustable Savings Goals policy approved in the Illinois Energy Efficiency Policy Manual Version 1.0, the energy efficiency measure participation levels identified in the approved Plan to derive the energy savings goals shall be fixed for the entirety of the Plan, in the adjustable savings goal calculation, where adjustments are applied.
Adjustable Savings Goals a. North Shore and Peoples Gas shall each file a completed Adjustable Savings Goal Template for the Section 8-104 Programs and Measures as an attachment to its Plan 3. b. For purposes of the Section 8-104 programs Adjustable Savings Goals policy approved in the Policy Manual, the measure participation levels identified in the approved Plan 3 to derive the energy savings goals shall be fixed for the entirety of Plan 3, in the adjustable savings goal calculation. c. Consistent with Section 6.2 of the Illinois Energy Efficiency Policy Manual Version 1.0, prior to the start of PY7, the Peoples Gas and North Shore annual energy savings goals for the entire Plan 3 period will be adjusted to align them with the evaluator’s final recommended net-to-gross (“NTG”) values. The Parties will make good faith efforts to reach consensus at the SAG and with the independent evaluators concerning such final recommended NTG values. d. In advance of filing the first updated Adjustable Savings Goal Template with the Commission, Peoples Gas and North Shore Gas will present to the SAG its first updated Adjustable Savings Goal Template containing the savings goal adjustments due to the changes reflected in the consensus IL-TRMv6.0 as well as the NTG updates, where applicable, resulting from the existing stakeholder consensus processes in place in order to provide stakeholders with an opportunity to ask questions concerning the updated Adjustable Savings Goal Template and reach agreement on the adjusted savings goal. e. NS-PG agree to abide by the Adjustable Savings Goal Policy Guidelines dated August 1, 2016 pursuant to the Policy Manual, as may be amended through agreement by NS-PG, ICC Staff and participating signatories to this Agreement.

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  • Ongoing Performance Measures The Department intends to use performance-reporting tools in order to measure the performance of Contractor(s). These tools will include the Contractor Performance Survey (Exhibit H), to be completed by Customers on a quarterly basis. Such measures will allow the Department to better track Vendor performance through the term of the Contract(s) and ensure that Contractor(s) consistently provide quality services to the State and its Customers. The Department reserves the right to modify the Contractor Performance Survey document and introduce additional performance-reporting tools as they are developed, including online tools (e.g. tools within MFMP or on the Department's website).

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