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Join presenters Ryan Kelly from Baseline Energy Analytics, Marlon Wauchope from Efficiency Nova Scotia, Sarah Campbell from Clear Result, and Joey Kim from MYSA as they discuss Efficiency One's residential Demand Response program, Eco Shift. Filmed at the Atlantic Heat Pump Symposium in Halifax, Nova Scotia, on September 23, 2025, this informative session covers the importance of demand response, program guidelines, technologies involved, participant outcomes, and lessons learned. Understand how smart thermostats, EVs, home batteries, and mini split heat pumps contribute to energy efficiency and cost savings while aiding in grid stability and decarbonization. The session concludes with a Q&A addressing participation strategies, optimization, and future opportunities.

This video was produced by Teal Maker Consulting.

00:00 Introduction of Presenters
00:31 Opening Remarks and Introduction to Eco Shift
01:11 Marlon's Background and Role
01:51 Introduction of Sarah Campbell
02:19 Introduction of Joey Kim
02:44 Introduction of Ryan Kelly
03:24 Overview of Demand Response
03:33 Eco Shift Program Guidelines and Technologies
03:40 High-Level Outcomes and Enrollment Pathways
03:53 Load Profile Examples and Event Participation
04:17 Definition and Analogy of Demand Response
05:07 Forms of Demand Response
05:53 Benefits of Demand Response
07:35 Demand Response Program Timeline
08:04 Technologies Used in Demand Response
08:46 Critical Peak Pricing Program
09:40 Overview of Eco Shift Program
10:46 Technologies and Load Reduction Strategies
12:39 Participant Distribution and Enrollment Routes
15:51 Device Control and Heating Types
17:31 Low-Level Results and Participant Examples
19:24 Clockwork Cohen's Example
23:14 Fickle Fletchers' Example
25:54 Lessons Learned from Mini Split Heat Pumps
28:00 Program Participation Data
29:18 Enhancements for Next Season
30:27 Driving Participation and Key Takeaways
35:20 Recruitment and Optimization Strategies
36:36 Q&A Session
36:45 Discussion on Central Ducted Heat Pumps
37:05 Discussion on Controllers and EV Chargers