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16 November 2017

AUC Reaffirms Option M And The Policy Of Paying Generators The Transmission Savings From Distributed Generation

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Distributed Generation (DG) refers to smaller-sized generation projects (generally less than 20MW) that are directly connected to the lower voltage local electricity distribution systems that service consumers.
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Distributed Generation (DG) refers to smaller-sized generation projects (generally less than 20MW) that are directly connected to the lower voltage local electricity distribution systems that service consumers. DG is distinguishable from much larger-sized generation projects that are directly connected to higher voltage transmission lines that first transmit the power longer distances, and deliver it to the local distribution systems which, in turn, deliver that power to consumers.

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