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Contract for Customer Provision of Physically Assured Load Reduction 2026

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The document is a contract between Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) and a customer for the provision of physically assured load reduction. It outlines the terms under which the customer will provide load reduction based on their distributed generation capacity, including rates, responsibilities, and procedures for termination and dispute resolution. The contract emphasizes the customer's obligation to maintain equipment that ensures load reduction when their generation capacity is insufficient.

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Contract for Customer Provision of Physically Assured Load Reduction 2026

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