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<abstract>Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO provided information on: (1)
changes in the amount of funding for electricity-related research and
development (R&amp;D); and (2) the impact of these changes on the types of
R&amp;D being funded.&lt;p/&gt;GAO found that: (1) Department of Energy (DOE) funding for
electricity-related R&amp;D increased between fiscal years (FY) 1993 and
1995, but began to decrease by FY 1996 due to budget constraints and
congressional appropriation committees&apos; recommendations; (2) the
electric utility industry began to reduce R&amp;D funding in 1993, and R&amp;D
managers expect the decreases to continue as the industry prepares for
deregulation and increased competition; (3) some state programs are also
experiencing funding reductions, primarily due to decreases in
contributions from utilities, oil overcharge revenues, DOE funding, and
state appropriations; (4) proprietary data and industry restructuring
make it difficult to assess the current level or project future levels
of industry spending on electricity-related R&amp;D; (5) many utilities are
shifting their R&amp;D focus from collaborative, long-term projects to
proprietary, short-term projects to gain a competitive edge; (6) some
R&amp;D projects are being delayed, scaled down, or cancelled as a result of
the funding reductions; and (7) DOE, industry, and state government
officials who expressed concerns about electricity-related R&amp;D funding
suggested such alternative funding sources as a state-administered
surcharge on all retail sales of electricity and a national wires charge
on all electricity entering the transmission grid.</abstract>
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