California Distributed Energy Incentive Program Disproportionately Benefiting Fossil Fuels, Regulators OK With That

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By Mike GaworeckiAug 16, 2015, 7:58 am183 pts
Attachment Size PUC SGIP GHG emission factor letter (3).pdf 126.78 KB A California program designed to spur innovation in technologies for distributed generation of low-emission energy is disproportionately benefiting fossil fuels projects, primarily natural gas — and a new proposal to update the emissions…

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