Policy Options to Support Distributed Resources: A Report to Conectiv Power Delivery

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Author(s)Takahashi, Kenji
Author(s)Baker, Simon
Author(s)Kurdgelashvili, Lado
Date Accessioned2005-11-22T17:44:05Z
Date Available2005-11-22T17:44:05Z
Publication Date2005-01
DescriptionThis CEEP Report to Conectiv Power Delivery examines the role and effect of three prominent alternatives for setting rates and their implications for distributed resources. Although complicated, there is much to be learned from these different approaches to setting rates and this report provides a factual basis for considering some of the key issues.en
SponsorResearch for this report, as conducted by the Center for Energy and Environmental Policy of the University of Delaware and sponsored by Conectiv Power Delivery, aims to examine the effect of rate design in supporting both customer-side and utility-side DR.en
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URLhttp://udspace.udel.edu/handle/19716/2124
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PublisherCenter for Energy and Environmental Policyen
dc.subject.lcshDistributed resources (Electric utilities)
dc.subject.lcshElectric utilities -- Rates
dc.subject.lcshConectiv Power Delivery
TitlePolicy Options to Support Distributed Resources: A Report to Conectiv Power Deliveryen
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