Electric Utilities Deregulation

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Making Competition Work in Electricity
by Sally Hunt. 450 pgs.

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Chapter 1: Introduction

Part One: The Standard Prescription

Chapter 2: The Essential Aspects of Electricity

Chapter 3: Reforming the Industry

Chapter 4: Requirements for Competition: Demand Side

Chapter 5: Requirements for Competition: Supply Side

Chapter 6: Liquid, Efficient, and Complete Marketplaces

Chapter 7: Trading Arrangements

Chapter 8: Details of the Integrated Trading Model

Chapter 9: Transmission Business Model

Chapter 10: Issues in the Retail and Distribution Business

Chapter 11: Summary and Conclusions to Part One

Part Two: The United States

Chapter 12: The Structure of the Industry

Chapter 13: Changes in the 1990s

Chapter 14: The New Players

Chapter 15: Trading Arrangements in the United States

Chapter 16: Transmission Business Model

Chapter 17: Control of Market Power

Chapter 18: Retail Regimes

Chapter 19: Current Jurisdictional Situation

Chapter 20: Five Major Changes Revisited

Appendix A: Electricity Restructuring in England and Wales

Appendix B: National Grid Company (U.K.)

Appendix C: The California Crisis 2000-2001

Appendix D: The U.S. Gas Experience—a Comparison with Electricity

Appendix E: Building New Generators—when, Where, and How

Appendix F: Building New Transmission—when, Where, and How

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Index
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The End of a Natural Monopoly: Deregulation and Competition in the Electric Power Industry
by Daniel H. Cole, Peter Z. Grossman. 248 pgs.

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The authors explore the patchwork of regulations, re-regulations and deregulatory proposals that have beset the US electricity production and distribution industries since the notion of splitting up what was considered to be a natural monopoly was first mooted.

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1.: Introduction

2.: Is Anything Naturally a Monopoly?

Editors' Foreword to Chapter 3

3.: The Origins and Development of Electric Power Regulation

4.: The “regulatory Contract

5.: The Zenith of the Natural Monopoly System

Editors' Foreword to Chapter 6

6.: Whither Natural Monopoly? the Case of Electricity

7.: Universal Service in Competitive Retail Electric Markets: Refin(Anc)Ing the Duty to Serve for a Post-Natural Monopoly Era

8.: Stranded Benefits Versus Stranded Costs in Utility Deregulation

Editors' Foreword to Chapters 9 and 10

9.: Why the Music is Off-Key When Lawyers Sing from Economists' Songbooks or Why Public Utility Deregulation Will Fail

10.: Does the End of a Natural Monopoly Mean Deregulation?
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The Past and Future of Electricity Regulation, in Environmental Law
by Joseph P. Tomain. 40 pgs.

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The Eagles of Deregulation: The Role of the Courts in a Restructured Environment, in Environmental Law
by Steven Ferrey. 33 pgs.

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The New Electric Industry: What's at Stake?, in The McKinsey Quarterly
by William J. Heller, Paul J. Jansen, Lester P. Silverman. 8 pgs.

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Social Goals and Partial Deregulation of the Electric Utility Industry, in Journal of Economic Issues
by Rodney Stevension. 11 pgs.

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A Short Honeymoon for Utility Deregulation, in Issues in Science and Technology
by Peter Fox-Penner, Greg Basheda. 5 pgs.

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A Spotlight on Electric Deregulation, in Public Management
by Pamela S. Easter. 4 pgs.

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The Past and Future of Electricity Regulation, in Environmental Law
by Joseph P. Tomain. 40 pgs.

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Electric Power - The Next Generation, in The McKinsey Quarterly
by Lester P. Silverman. 14 pgs.

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Electric Cooperatives in a Deregulated Market, in Forum for Applied Research and Public Policy
by Steven P. Lindenberg. 4 pgs.

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Opportunities Created by Electric Utility Deregulation, in Public Management
by Thomas Bercher. 3 pgs.

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Rethinking the Federal Role in a Competitive Electric Market, in Environmental Law
by Al Alexanderson. 6 pgs.

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The Dimming Down of America, in The American Prospect
by Wallace Roberts. 4 pgs.

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Revamping and Repowering, in Forum for Applied Research and Public Policy
by Richard F. Hirsh. 7 pgs.

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California's Deregulation Disaster, in The Nation
by Harvey Wasserman. 3 pgs.

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