Xcel Energy / Renewable Energy / MidAtlantic Distributed Resources / California’s Rule 21 Working Group / MW / /
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United States / / /
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N.C. State University / IEEE Rusty Haynes North Carolina Solar Center North Carolina State University / State University / /
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Rusty Haynes North Carolina / Gregory Swecker / / /
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national model for states / qualified utility engineer / general consistency / /
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Texas / Kansas / New Jersey / Vermont / Maryland / Illinois / Nevada / Indiana / Louisiana / Oregon / Hawaii / Washington / Michigan / Columbia PSC / District of Columbia / Pennsylvania / North Carolina / California / Iowa / Arizona / Massachusetts / Colorado / Arkansas / /
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Mid-Atlantic / /
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fuel cells / NET-METERING RULES REVISED As technologies / /
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