Maryland regulators take cautious approach to multi-year rates, approve pilot for 1 utility; Who's afraid of 100%?; WoodMac sees challenges for onshore wind: 'Low hanging fruit has already been picked'
Ultimately, the Public Service Commission says multi-year rate plans will provide more predictable revenues for energy providers and greater bill certainty for customers. But experts warn the approach is not without risk.
A lower-cost outcome is more likely if we commit to a 100% rather than just 80% carbon-free electricity sector as that will provide additional certainty for innovations and cost reductions, the Brattle Group's Jurgen Weiss writes.
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