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  • This briefing by Energy Innovation examines how utility depreciation accounting and regulatory asset management influence the transition from coal-fired power plants to clean energy in the United States. It details the mechanisms regulators use to handle 'stranded assets'—plants that become uneconomic before their useful life ends—and the trade-offs between accelerated and extended depreciation schedules regarding consumer rates and investor returns.

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    Themes: energy transitioncoal retirementrenewable energystranded assetsutility regulation
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    Energy Innovation

    Document type: Briefing

    Regions: United States
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