California SB913 aims to reduce barriers for aggregated distributed energy resources to qualify for resource adequacy capacity.
California SB913 seeks to facilitate the use of aggregated distributed energy resources to meet electrical grid reliability standards. The bill addresses declining demand response participation despite the availability of more distributed energy resources. It mandates the California Public Utilities Commission to develop recommendations for changes to device-level telemetry and enhance market-integrated pathways for aggregated distributed energy resources.
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