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Should Investor-Owned Utilities Be Worried About Community Choice Aggregation?

May 1st, 2017

Community choice aggregation (CCA) is only allowed in seven states currently, but recent developments in California have investor-owned utilities there worried. They fear losing up to 80% of their retail load
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