Utility Dive•about 1 month ago
Some large Virginia customers face hurdles to using generators for demand response participation
Key Takeaway
Virginia's new law creates a demand response opportunity for large power users with generators, but practical challenges in participation remain a key hurdle for implementation.
AI Summary
- •Virginia has passed a law encouraging utilities to offer load-shedding programs to large power users.
- •The new policy creates an opportunity for big power users to participate in demand response and potentially monetize their on-site generators.
- •Despite the legislative encouragement, facilities face significant practical hurdles and complex decisions when considering signing up for these programs.
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