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NARUC Panel Considers Smart Grid’s Accomplishments, Regulatory Responses
Aug 1, 2016
Slow-moving regulators and utility procurement practices are hindering smart grid innovation, a panel of tech executives told the NARUC summer conference.
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Conference CoverageFERC & FederalTransmission Operations
KeywordsCommonwealth EdisonEnerNOCRocky Mountain Institute (RMI)smart meters
Rich Heidorn Jr.
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