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Report, California Aims to Incentivize Utilities to Adopt Third-Party Energy Resources

The Lexington Institute’s 2017 report, California Aims to Incentivize Utilities to Adopt Third-Party Energy Resources, surveys California’s pilot program to incentivize utilities to incorporate cost-effective distributed resources. To prevent power disruptions, the pilot program requires utilities to develop contingency plans to ensure the uninterrupted flow of quality electricity.

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