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New Electricity Rate Reform in California

New Electricity Rate Reform in California

Author: Meredith Fowlie ×

EDITOR’S INTRODUCTION Electric utilities across Canada and the United States have faced significant cost pressures over the last five years related to investments in renewable energy required to meet carbon reduction goals established by federal, provincial and state governments. California […]

August 2023 – Volume 11, Issue 2 2023
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