Tournament: UNLV | Round: 6 | Opponent: USC | Judge: Chris Crowe
Baker-Branstetter 11 THEIR 1AC AUTHOR – undergrad Yale, masters public policy @ UCLA, JD @ Georgetown, policy counsel for Consumers Union
Shannon Baker Branstetter, "ARTICLE: DISTRIBUTED RENEWABLE GENERATION: THE TRIFECTA OF ENERGY SOLUTIONS TO CURB CARBON EMISSIONS, REDUCE POLLUTANTS, AND EMPOWER RATEPAYERS", Villanova Environmental Law Journal, 22 Vill. Envtl. L.J. 1, Lexis
Most electricity customers need incentives or financing to install renewable generation at their homes or
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account for 90% of the number of installations in recent years. n62
Baker-Branstetter 11 THEIR 1AC AUTHOR – undergrad Yale, masters public policy @ UCLA, JD @ Georgetown, policy counsel for Consumers Union
Shannon Baker Branstetter, "ARTICLE: DISTRIBUTED RENEWABLE GENERATION: THE TRIFECTA OF ENERGY SOLUTIONS TO CURB CARBON EMISSIONS, REDUCE POLLUTANTS, AND EMPOWER RATEPAYERS", Villanova Environmental Law Journal, 22 Vill. Envtl. L.J. 1, Lexis
Nearly all states impose caps on DRG as a percentage of a utility’s total sales
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their own power. n102 Section VI, infra, addresses this concern.
Baker-Branstetter 11 THEIR 1AC AUTHOR – undergrad Yale, masters public policy @ UCLA, JD @ Georgetown, policy counsel for Consumers Union
Shannon Baker Branstetter, "ARTICLE: DISTRIBUTED RENEWABLE GENERATION: THE TRIFECTA OF ENERGY SOLUTIONS TO CURB CARBON EMISSIONS, REDUCE POLLUTANTS, AND EMPOWER RATEPAYERS", Villanova Environmental Law Journal, 22 Vill. Envtl. L.J. 1, Lexis
In 2007, for the first time, new renewable (non-hydro)
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must apply to the state public utility commission or the local utility. n91
Baker-Branstetter 11 THEIR 1AC AUTHOR – undergrad Yale, masters public policy @ UCLA, JD @ Georgetown, policy counsel for Consumers Union
Shannon Baker Branstetter, "ARTICLE: DISTRIBUTED RENEWABLE GENERATION: THE TRIFECTA OF ENERGY SOLUTIONS TO CURB CARBON EMISSIONS, REDUCE POLLUTANTS, AND EMPOWER RATEPAYERS", Villanova Environmental Law Journal, 22 Vill. Envtl. L.J. 1, Lexis
States are free to institute net metering policies independent of PURPA’s QF regime and "
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to generating their own power, which actively discourages DRG and CHP. n97