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Some large Virginia customers face hurdles to using generators for demand response participation
Virginia passed a law encouraging utilities to offer load-shedding programs for large power users, but facilities face challenges in deciding to participate. The law aims to promote demand response initiatives, yet significant hurdles remain for customers seeking to use generators in these programs.
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