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Some large Virginia customers face hurdles to using generators for demand response participation
Virginia passed a law encouraging utilities to offer big power users the opportunity to participate in load-shedding programs, but for facilities, signing up is not an easy decision.
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A recent law in Virginia aims to encourage large power users to participate in load-shedding programs, but the process of signing up is proving to be complex. The law's intention is to allow big power users to help manage energy demand during peak periods by using generators, but many are facing hurdles in taking advantage of this opportunity.
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