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Report of the Utility Review Committee to the 1985 General Assembly: December 1984 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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9781332279722: Report of the Utility Review Committee to the 1985 General Assembly: December 1984 (Classic Reprint)

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Excerpt from Report of the Utility Review Committee to the 1985 General Assembly: December 1984

Electricities of North Carolina and the North Carolina Electric Membership Corporation.

The purpose of this undertaking was to explore alterna tive sources of energy to the end that the rate of growth in electric 'powei demand supplied. By 'traditional. Generating facilities could be reduced, thereby reducing the need for construction of additional power plants. To accomplish this, the Alternative Energy Corporation would promote the research, development and use of alternatives to tradition ally generated electric power which are specific to North Carolina; promote research and development of methods by which electric power can be produced more economically; promote load management and conservation; and carry out the task of educating and informing consumers in the uses and benefits of alternative energy sources, conservation, and load management.

The Alternative Energy Corporation began its actual operation in 1981, with an initial life which is scheduled to terminate December 31, 1985. The question of continu ation of the corporation is left in the hands of the mem bers, which are the members of the Utilities Commission.

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