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The document outlines various provincial incentive programs for commercial and industrial customers to promote conservation and demand side management. For commercial customers, it provides incentive levels for pre-program assessments, prescriptive lighting, new building construction, direct install lighting and space cooling, and commissioning. For industrial customers it lists incentives for the industrial accelerator program, demand response programs DR1 and DR3, and industrial energy retrofit incentive program lighting and other measures. It also describes enable programs and coalition program offerings in development targeting both commercial and industrial sectors.
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