California SB913 establishes pathways for aggregated distributed energy resources to qualify for resource adequacy.
California SB913 aims to enhance the participation of aggregated distributed energy resources in the state's resource adequacy program. The bill mandates coordination among the Public Utilities Commission, the State Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission, and the Independent System Operator to create a transparent pathway for these resources to qualify. It emphasizes the importance of device-level telemetry for accurate measurements and seeks to integrate these resources into the current resource adequacy construct.
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