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On Distributed Resource Planning

LPDD Recommendation: “State PUCs should require utilities to file ‘distributed resource plans’ (DRPs) or locational value maps showing at which locations DG resources are most needed and best deployed without requiring new infrastructure.”

Documents

  • Existing Laws

    Acting under Public Utilities Code section 769, the California PUC required its three major investor-owned utilities to file distribution resources plans by July 1, 2015, identifying optimal locations for the deployment of distributed resources.

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  • Existing Laws

    In New York’s Reforming the Energy Vision proceeding, the Public Service Commission required utilities to file Distributed System Implementation Plans (2015).

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