โ Scribed by Kendrick, Claire B. ;Schlesinger, Benjamin
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
In the past, many regulatory and institutional factors have hindered the development of a market for natural gas vehicles in the United States. Recently, major changes ir federal energy and air quality legislation and shifts in the regulatory framework surrounding natural gas have recently opened the natural gas industry to greater accessibility and growth.
. . . state public utility commissions increasingly art allowing LDCs to offer promotional rates for natural gas used for NGVs and are permitting LDC advertising ana research and development expenses associated with NGV market development to be included in the LDC rate base.
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