Distributed Generation “Best Practices” Survey
Future energy supply to meet demand in California is still projected to have a significant short fall — much of this gap would be cost
efficiently reduced through increased energy efficiency and greater use of small scale generation (i.e., solar, fuel cells and co-generation
generated on site and matched to the needs of the facility). Both energy efficiency and on-site small scale distributed generation have advantages
of reduced environmental impact, forgoing need for transmission infrastructure, and contribute to over-all greater system reliability.
Making distributed generation a viable contribution will require policy support at the local level. To develop policies and procedures that
support distributed energy resources, the California Energy Commission has contracted for an examination of benefits of distributed generation
and identification of “best practices” to overcome existing barriers.
Your help is requested in reviewing the attached survey and providing responses and recommendations. Your input is both appreciated and
necessary for developing the information that reflects your experience in your communities.
For questions about the survey, call (408) 354-5220.
Please download the survey and return to Rita Norton by
Email: rita@ritanortonconsulting.com or
Fax:
(408) 354-6148
DG Best Practices Survey: Microsoft Word (36 KB); PDF (52 KB)
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