Race to the Top: The Expanding Role of U.S State Renewable Portfolio Standards

Barry George Rabe

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Examines the use of portfolio standards as a policy tool to promote renewable electricity generation in all states. Provides case studies from Texas, Massachusetts, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Colorado. Explores future policy development and implementation.

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