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Distributed generation encompasses many different and developing technologies that generate, store, and distribute energy in locations close to the end user. Arguably one of the most transformational developments in restructuring the nation's electric power grid, the proliferation of distributed generation impacts every facet of the power industry. This book provides an overview of the emerging legal and policy issues involving the planning, engineering, operations, economics, and governance of distributed generation.
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Encompassing many different technologies that generate, store, and distribute energy in locations close to the end user, distributed generation (DG) is one of the most transformational developments in restructuring the electric power grid. Written by attorneys representing a variety of professional backgrounds, this book is a much-needed overview covering the key regulation and commercial issues involved while also providing information that bridges the evolving aspects of both DG technology and the law.
Distributed generation technology is rapidly developing and being deployed around the world. To help practitioners address the myriad of issues involved with DG, the authors introduce, in non-technical terms, the basic concepts and technologies most frequently used in DG installations in the United States.
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