Energy Law
Nov. 17, 2011
Municipalities seek alternative to public utilities
After nearly a decade, a law allowing municipal governments to compete with public utilities and develop their own power purchase agreements to provide electricity to residents is experiencing renewed interest.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
After nearly a decade, a law allowing municipal governments to compete with public utilities and develop their own power purchase agreements to provide electricity to residents is experiencing renewed interest.
If more counties exploit that option, it could alter the clean power generation landscape in California, creating a middle market apart from the present dichotomy of rate-hiking utility scale re...
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