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Demand Response Market Participants Demand Response Market Participants Demand Response Demand Provider Load Serving Utility Distribution Response ID Market Participants (DRP) Entity (LSE) Company (UDC) DADMS Advanced Microgrid Solutions Inc Y DAGSI AutoGrid Systems, Inc Y DAPX APX, Inc Y DBLU1 Blueprint Power Technologies, Inc. Y DCHAI Chai, Inc Y DCLTN City of Colton. Y DCRLP Shell Energy North America Y DECFI EcoFactor, Inc. Y DEDFT EDF Trading North America, LLC Y DEMW Enel X North America, Inc. Y DENOC Enel X North America, Inc. Y DENR1 Enersponse Inc. Y DGALT Galt Power, Inc. Y DGEP Gridway Energy Partners, Inc Y DLCE City of Lancaster Y DLEAP Leapfrog Power, Inc Y DMCE Marin Clean Energy Y DMICR Micronoc Inc. Y DNRGC NRG Curtailment Solutions, Inc. Y DOHMC Ohmconnect Y DOHME OhmConnect, Inc. Y DOL1 Olivine, Inc. Y DOL2 Olivine, Inc. Y DOL3 Olivine, Inc. Y DOL4 Olivine, Inc. Y DOLE Olivine Y DOLI Olivine Y DOLV Olivine, Inc. Y DPAC PacifiCorp (Merchant) Y DPGE Pacific Gas & Electric Y DSCE Southern California Edison Company Y DSDGE San Diego Gas & Electric Co Y DSUNI Sunrun Inc. Y DTEC1 ThinkEco Inc Y DTGS1 Trane Grid Services LLC Y DTSLA Tesla Inc. dba Tesla Motors Inc. Y DVLTS Voltus Inc. Y LAGRA Agera Energy, LLC Y LANC City of Lancaster Y LANHM Anaheim, City of Y LAPNM American PowerNet Management, LP Y CAISO Public 1 of 3 Demand Response Demand Provider Load Serving Utility Distribution Response ID Market Participants (DRP) Entity (LSE) Company (UDC) LAZCO Arizona Electric Power Cooperative, Inc. Y LAZUA City of Azua Y LBALD City of Baldwin Park Y LBAN1 City of Banning Y LBART San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District Y LBVES Bear Valley Electric Services Y LCALP Calpine PowerAmerica-CA, LLC Y LCCSF CCSF (Power Enterprise of the S F Pub Util) Y LCDWR California Department of Water Resources Y LCECO Just Energy Solutions Inc. Y LCEM1 Commerical Energy of Montana Y LCER City of Cerritos Y LCLEA Clean Energy Alliance Y LCLTN Colton Public Utilities Y LCOIN City of Industry Y LCOR City of Corona Y LCOSB City of Solana Beach Y LCPSF Clean Power SF Y LCRLL Shell Energy North America Y LDCCE Desert Community Energy Y LEBCE East Bay Community Energy Y LEDF EDF Industrial Power Services (CA), LLC Y LEPA Eastside Power Authority Y LKING King City Community Power Y LKIRK Kirkwood Meadows Public Utility District Y LLACC Clean Power Alliance of Southern California Y LLATH Lathrop Irrigation District Y LMBCP Central Coast Community Energy Y LMCE Marin Clean Energy Y LMWSC The Metropolitan Water District of Southern Ca Y LNCPA Alameda Municiple Power Y LNEI1 Constellation NewEnergy, Inc. Y LPACE PacifiCorp Y LPASA City of Pasadena Y LPCCE Pioneer Community Energy Y LPCEA Peninsula Clean Energy Authority Y LPDAL City of Palmdale Y LPECH Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians dba Pechanga TUA Y LPGE Pacific Gas & Electric Y LPICO Pico Rivera Innovative Municipal Energy Y LPIPO Pilot Power Group, Inc. Y LPOMO City of Pomona Y LPSTN Port of Stockton Y CAISO Public 2 of 3 Demand Response Demand Provider Load Serving Utility Distribution Response ID Market Participants (DRP) Entity (LSE) Company (UDC) LPWPA Power and Water Rsrcs Pooling Authority (PWRPA) Y LRCEA Redwood Coast Energy Authority Y LRCMU Rancho Cucamonga Municiple Utility Y LRMEA City of Rancho Mirage Y LRVSD Riverside, City of Y LSAJP San Jacinto Power Y LSBCE City of Santa Barbara Y LSCE Southern California Edison Company Y LSDCE San Diego Community Power Y LSDGE San Diego Gas & Electric Y LSEES Calpine Energy Solutions, LLC Y LSEL1 Direct Energy Business Y LSEMV Moreno Valley Utility Y LSJCE San Jose Clean Energy Y LSNCL Silicon Valley Power (SVP) City of Santa Clara Y LSOMA Sonoma Clean Power Y LSVCE Silicon Valley Clean Energy Authority Y LTNGI Tiger Natural Gas, Inc. Y LTOAV Town of Apple Valley Y LTPES 3 Phases Renewables Y LUCOP The Regents of the University of California Y LVBOB Valley Electric Association, Inc. Y LVCEA Valley Clean Energy Alliance Y LVERN City of Vernon Y LVICT Victorville Municipal Utilities Services Y LWDOE US Department of Energy Y LWFLS Western Area Power Administration Y LWNAS NASA Y LWPUL Bureau of Reclamation Y LWSLW Bureau of Reclamation Y LWSTN Western Community Energy Y UPAC PacifiCorp Y UPGE Pacific Gas & Electric Y USCE Southern California Edison Y USDGE San Diego Gas & Electric Y CAISO Public 3 of 3 .
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