California VPP bills advance despite governor's past vetoes
Two bills aimed at expanding virtual power plants in California passed a critical legislative committee earlier this month. The measures seek to reduce rising electricity costs by aggregating distributed energy resources. Lawmakers now face votes on the bills, though Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed similar legislation last year.
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