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NUG
(redirected from Nonutility Generator)

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NUGNew University Government
NUGNational Unity Government (Palestinian Territories)
NUGNecrotizing Ulcerative Gingivitis
NUGNEC User Group
NUGNetworked Users Group
NUGNonutility Generator
NUGNew Useless Guy
NUGNational Users Group
NUGNon-Uniform Grid
NUGNew Ugly Guy


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But either way, a deregulated industry could still be carved out with competing, nonutility generators, transmission operators and local energy service providers.
POWER TRIP DAVIS MUST ACT NOW ON STATE'S ENERGY CRISIS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
In 1978, federal law changed to allow a new type of power generator, often known as a nonutility generator, to sell power to the regulated electric utilities.
Transforming the electricity business by Brown, Matthew / State Legislatures
91-6, Revenue Recognition of Long-Term Power Sales Contracts, is a specialized-industry issue that addresses how nonutility generators (
Special assessments and obligations of tax increment financing ... by Journal of Accountancy
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