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Explaining jurisdictional compliance with California’s top-down streamlined solar permitting law (AB 2188)

Publication Type

Report

Date Published

10/2019

Authors

Taylor, Margaret, K Sydny Fujita, Jingjing Zhang, Mustapha Harb, James Tamerius, Michelle Jones, Sarah K Price

DOI

10.20357/B74880

Year of Publication

2019

Organization

Building Technology and Urban Systems Division, Building Technologies Department, Electronics, Lighting and Networks, Whole Building Systems Department, Residential Building Systems

Research Areas

Building Technology and Urban Systems Division, BTUS Decision Science and Tools, BTUS Energy and Financing, BTUS Demand Response and The Grid

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