Plan to Speed Power-Plant Licensing Begins
15 October 2000 - 4:00am
California energy officials took the initial steps to speeding up power plant approval by ordering the commencement of work on new processrules.
The California Energy Commission, (http://www.energy.ca.gov), whichis responsible for licensing power plants in California, will establishrules that seek to shorten the new power plant approval process from oneyear to six months. Since the power industry deregulation in 1996, powerplant construction has been scarce, resulting in a shortage of availableelectricity with increased demand. The commission 's new rules come inresponse to California's "energy crisis," as mandated by recently passedlegislation.
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Plan to Speed Power-Plant Licensing Begins
Source:
The San Diego Union-Tribune, October 12, 2000
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These and other reasons have led to the creation of Latinos and Planning -- a national group started by a number of Latino planning, policy and community development professionals.
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