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Co-located Large Loads and Renewable Generation in Texas
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Co-locating large loads behind the meter creates a win-win. Explore how the renewable generation project maximizes its production of carbon-free electricity, and how the buyer gets lower-cost green energy.
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- TX, CA, PA
- TX MCLE credit expires: 3/31/2026
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Co-located Large Loads and Renewable Generation in Texas (Mar 2025)
Carrie Collier-Brown, Kevin Boudreaux, Gabe Messercola, Andrew Myers
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Co-located Large Loads and Renewable Generation in Texas (Mar 2025)
Co-locating large loads behind the meter creates a win-win. Explore how the renewable generation project maximizes its production of carbon-free electricity, and how the buyer gets lower-cost green energy.
Originally presented: Feb 2025 Renewable Energy Law Institute
Carrie Collier-Brown,
Husch Blackwell LLP - Austin, TX
Kevin Boudreaux,
Monarch Energy - Houston, TX
Gabe Messercola,
EDF Renewables - San Diego, CA
Andrew Myers,
Satoshi Energy - Houston, TX