Dynamic Rate Design
Ahmad discusses the impact of distributed energy resources (DERs) on rate design, highlighting the balance between load growth from technologies like heat pumps and electric vehicles versus energy efficiency measures. He emphasizes the evolving nature of peak demand, particularly in California, and how dynamic pricing strategies may shift to accommodate solar generation patterns, reflecting a more pronounced duck curve.In this clip
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