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The '''Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act''' of 1978 ('''PURPA''') is a federal law that requires States to implement utility conservation programs and create special [[markets]] for co-generators and small producers who meet certain standards. This includes the requirement that States set the prices and quantities of power the utilities must buy from such facilities. | The '''Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act''' of 1978 ('''PURPA''') is a federal law that requires States to implement utility conservation programs and create special [[markets]] for co-generators and small producers who meet certain standards. This includes the requirement that States set the prices and quantities of power the utilities must buy from such facilities. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:08, July 13, 2016
The Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act of 1978 (PURPA) is a federal law that requires States to implement utility conservation programs and create special markets for co-generators and small producers who meet certain standards. This includes the requirement that States set the prices and quantities of power the utilities must buy from such facilities.