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Front-of-meter solar, storage could serve 32% of California’s 2032 peak load: study
An analysis commissioned by the Coalition for Community Solar Access found untapped opportunity for 3,100 distribution-connected projects in the state’s three investor-owned utility territories.
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An analysis commissioned by the Coalition for Community Solar Access found untapped opportunity for 3,100 distribution-connected projects in the state’s three investor-owned utility territories. Kevala found that distribution substations owned by PG&E, SCE and SDG&E could comfortably support 3,112, 5-MW solar-and-storage installations serving 15,560 MW of local load.
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