TY - RPRT
KW - Energy Markets and Policy Department
KW - Energy Analysis and Environmental Impacts Division
KW - State renewable energy policies
AU - Mark Bolinger
AU - Ryan H Wiser
AU - Lewis Milford
AU - Michael Stoddard
AU - Kevin Porter
AB - <p>As competition in the supply and delivery of electricity has been introduced in the United States, states have sought to ensure the continuation of public benefits programs traditionally administered or funded by electric utilities. Many states have built into their restructuring plans methods of supporting renewable energy sources. One of the most popular policy mechanisms for ensuring such continued support has been the system-benefits charge (SBC). This paper discusses the status and performance of state renewable energy funds supported by system benefits charges.</p>
C2 - LBNL-47705
CY - Berkeley
DA - 04/2001
N2 - <p>As competition in the supply and delivery of electricity has been introduced in the United States, states have sought to ensure the continuation of public benefits programs traditionally administered or funded by electric utilities. Many states have built into their restructuring plans methods of supporting renewable energy sources. One of the most popular policy mechanisms for ensuring such continued support has been the system-benefits charge (SBC). This paper discusses the status and performance of state renewable energy funds supported by system benefits charges.</p>
PB - LBNL
PP - Berkeley
PY - 2001
EP - 121
TI - Clean Energy Funds: An Overview of State Support for Renewable Energy
ER -