Disputed ground: The future of landfill gas-to-energy; LevelTen: Wind, solar developers expect PPA prices to stay low in 2020 after tax credit roll-offs; NV Energy will utilize power shutoffs to reduce wildfire risks; Duke defends North Carolina EV pilot program after regulatory staff recommends rejection
Rob Collier, LevelTen's VP of developer relations, forecasts continued strong interest in renewable energy PPAs after the company's Q2 report and survey of utility-scale developers.
The strategy is similar to utilities' approach in California. While high winds are typically the main force behind a proactive power shutoff, NV Energy says "no single factor" will drive its decisions.
Duke frames their request as a "pilot" with associated tariffs, but is "essentially requesting pre-approval of EV infrastructure investments that would be funded by customers," utility commission staff said.
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