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<abstract>The efficient and reliable functioning of the more than $200
billion electric industry is vital to the lives of all Americans.
As demonstrated in the 2003 black- out in the Northeast and the  
2001 energy crisis in the West, changes in the cost and 	 
availability of electricity can have significant impacts on	 
consumers and the national economy. The Federal Energy Regulatory
Commission (FERC) supports using demand-response programs as part
of its effort to develop and oversee competitive electricity	 
markets. GAO was asked to identify (1) the types of		 
demand-response programs currently in use, (2) the benefits of	 
these programs, (3) the barriers to their introduction and	 
expansion, and (4) instances where barriers have been overcome.  
Additionally, GAO examined the federal government&apos;s participation
in these programs through the General Services Administration	 
(GSA).</abstract>
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