Electric grid operator
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Operates Puerto Rico's transmission and distribution system
For most of the twentieth century the U.S. power grid moved electricity in one direction: from large central plants to homes and businesses. A Pew Charitable Trusts report released April 28 documents how twelve states and Puerto Rico have now written rules letting aggregated rooftops, batteries, water heaters, and thermostats be dispatched together as a single power plant. The category has a name—virtual power plant, or VPP—and for the first time it is moving from utility pilots into mainstream state regulation.
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