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Renewable Portfolio Standards, Renewable Energy Certificates, and the Rest
Ivan Gold, of Perkins Coie Ivan Gold, Senior Counsel, posed these questions to the audience in Williamsburg, Virginia, are federal RPS standards necessary to support renewable energy goals? Will state standards be able to be met with the current system … Continue reading
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