The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT56) PITTSBURG, Calif. -- Aug. 2, 2002 -- CALIF-ENERGY -- California, the standard-bearer for power deregulation gone wrong, is just beginning to figure out how its power market will operate beyond the next few months, two years after electricity shortages sent prices soaring and blackouts rolling across the state. In mid-July, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission disclosed its new plan for the wholesale power market in the Western states. On Wednesday, the commission released its broader-reaching recommendations for markets nationwide. The Delta Energy Center in Pittsburgh, Calif., is one of the newer power plants in the state. (Thor Swift/The New York Times)
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