Joint California Public Utilities Commission and California Energy Commission staff paper on options for allocation of greenhouse gas allowances in the electricity sector

Joint California Public Utilities Commission and California Energy Commission staff paper on options for allocation of greenhouse gas allowances in the electricity sector

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