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Nevada ‘misses an opportunity’ in performance-based DER tariffs: advocate
The new demand response frameworks bring the state in line with other pay-for-performance virtual power plants while keeping NV Energy in the driver’s seat.
Summary
The new demand response frameworks bring the state in line with other pay-for-performance virtual power plants while keeping NV Energy in the driver’s seat. The Grid Services Rider tariffs will replace a narrower demand response framework that has been on the books for 15 years and adds NV Energy to the list of U.S. utilities overseeing or participating in pay-for-performance virtual power plants, the commission said.
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