Renewable Energy 2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-14207-0_4
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Energy Transition and Social Movements: The Rise of a Community Choice Movement in California

Ida Dokk Smith
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“…The RPS procurement program has remained largely intact-one reason being that IOUs have not held auctions since 2016. California's electricity market is rapidly changing, with new community choice aggregators (CCAs) taking over most of the IOUs customers [80].…”
Section: Co-evolution Of Policies and Rooftop Solar Pvmentioning
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How the process of transitions shapes the politics of decarbonization: Tracing policy feedback effects across phases of the energy transition

Smith
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2020
Energy Research & Social Science
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“…The RPS procurement program has remained largely intact-one reason being that IOUs have not held auctions since 2016. California's electricity market is rapidly changing, with new community choice aggregators (CCAs) taking over most of the IOUs customers [80].…”
Section: Co-evolution Of Policies and Rooftop Solar Pvmentioning
confidence: 99%

How the process of transitions shapes the politics of decarbonization: Tracing policy feedback effects across phases of the energy transition

Smith
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2020
Energy Research & Social Science
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A Conceptual Framework to Address Collective Energy Initiatives’ Spatial Impacts at the City Level: An Ongoing Attempt

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2024
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
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A functional approach to decentralization in the electricity sector: learning from community choice aggregation in California

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Journal of Environmental Planning and Management
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