The Electricity Journal

Volume 1 - 24

Edited by R. Cohen and G. Khermouch

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Volume 24, issue 7, 2011

Can Independent Transmission Remain a Viable Business in the U.S.: Recent Policy and Federal Cases Raise Concerns pp. 7-9

Gottlieb Jonathan

Targeting Attrition: Some Familiar Ratemaking Tools pp. 10-22

Kenneth Gordon, Wayne P. Olson and Kurt G. Strunk

Offshore Renewable Energy: The Path Forward pp. 23-34

Brandi Colander and Leila Monroe

Assessment of Carbon Capture and Sequestration Liability Regimes pp. 35-48

Elizabeth Lokey Aldrich and Cassandra Koerner

Selecting a Capital Structure for a Regulated Electric Utility: Some Issues and Directions pp. 49-56

J. Robert Malko and Robert Skinner

Informing the Financing of Universal Energy Access: An Assessment of Current Financial Flows pp. 57-82

Morgan Bazilian, Patrick Nussbaumer, Giorgio Gualberti, Erik Haites, Michael Levi, Judy Siegel, Daniel M. Kammen and Joergen Fenhann

Using Available Information for Efficient Evaluation of Demand-Side Management Programs pp. 83-96

Mary M. Straub and Sheldon Switzer

Coping with Storms, Continued pp. 97-99

Rokach Joshua Z.

Volume 24, issue 6, 2011

A Practical, Affordable (and Least Business Risk) Plan to Achieve "80% Clean Electricity" by 2035 pp. 8-26

Craig A. Severance

After Fukushima: Preparing for a More Uncertain Future of Nuclear Power pp. 27-35

Alexander Glaser

Does the Fukushima Accident Significantly Increase the Nuclear Footprint? pp. 36-39

Clinton J. Andrews

Renewable Energy's 'Footprint' Myth pp. 40-47

Amory B. Lovins

A Pause in the Growth of Nuclear Energy pp. 48-52

Chirag Rathi

Fukushima, Facebook and Feeds: Informing the Public in a Digital Era pp. 53-58

Lara Pierpoint

Are We Doing Everything We Can to Make Sure American Nuclear Power Plants Operate at the Highest Levels of Safety? pp. 59-62

Tony Pietrangelo

Electricity Storage in Regulated Markets: Getting the Rules Right pp. 63-71

Sydney Kaufman, Paul Komor, Blake Langdon and Paul Vallett

The Nuclear Loan Program Will Not Spur Private Investment in New Reactors and Should Be Ended pp. 72-77

Michael Mariotte

Volume 24, issue 5, 2011

Fueling the Price of Power (and Gas): The Rising Profitability of Pipelines and the Need for Collective Action pp. 7-13

Jeff D. Makholm and Wayne P. Olson

The Dodd-Frank Act's Consequences for the Energy Industry pp. 14-20

J. Paul Forrester and Paul Astolfi

The Shortcomings of the Architecture of the German Electricity Market pp. 21-28

Björn Liebau and Wolfgang J. Ströbele

Innovation in the Malaysian Waste-to-Energy Sector: Applications with Global Potential pp. 29-41

Benjamin K. Sovacool and Ira Martina Drupady

Going "Long" with Natural Gas? pp. 42-49

Ken Costello

How the Greening of Britain's Electric Industry Spells the Third and Final Step in the Death of the Market pp. 50-56

Alex Henney

An Empirical Investigation of Speculation in the MISO Financial Transmission Rights Auction Market pp. 57-68

Daniel Molzahn and Corey Singletary

Making Flywheels Fly pp. 69-72

Joshua Z. Rokach

Volume 24, issue 4, 2011

All RECs Are Local: How In-State Generation Requirements Adversely Affect Development of a Robust REC Market pp. 8-25

Joel H. Mack, Natasha Gianvecchio, Marc T. Campopiano and Suzanne M. Logan

State Feed-in Tariffs: Recent FERC Guidance for How to Make Them FIT under Federal Law pp. 26-33

David Bloom, Paul Forrester and Nadav Klugman

Examining Electricity Price Suppression Due to Renewable Resources and Other Grid Investments pp. 34-46

Frank A. Felder

Not Your Father's Y2K: Preparing the North American Power Grid for the Perfect Solar Storm pp. 47-61

Christopher Cooper and Benjamin K. Sovacool

Florida's Storm Hardening Effort: A New Paradigm for State Utility Regulators pp. 62-71

Lynne Holt and Theodore K. Kury

Compensating Electrical Storage Resources pp. 72-77

Laurence D. Kirsch

Building a Social Roadmap for the Smart Grid pp. 78-85

Peter C. Honebein, Roy F. Cammarano and Craig Boice

Reset for Regulation and Utilities: Leadership for a Time of Constant Change pp. 86-93

Mark Allen Jamison and Araceli Castaneda

Ten Years of Transmission Restructuring and Counting pp. 94-97

Joshua Z. Rokach

Volume 24, issue 3, 2011

Upcoming EPA Regulations and Potential Impacts on Electric Reliability pp. 7-21

Kyle W. Danish, Douglas W. Smith and Kaitlin A. Gregg

Analysis of Carbon Capture and Sequestration Pore Space Legislation: A Review of Existing and Possible Regimes pp. 22-33

Elizabeth Lokey Aldrich and Cassandra Koerner

Practical Consequences Arising from FERC's Secondary Electric Transmission Market pp. 34-44

Floyd L. Norton IV and Michael Keegan

A Model Clean Energy Standard pp. 45-51

Steven Michel

Designing Feed-in Tariff Policies to Scale Clean Distributed Generation in the U.S pp. 52-58

Pierre Bull, Noah Long and Cai Steger

Recovery of Executive Compensation Expenses in Utility Rate Cases pp. 59-71

Julia E. Sullivan and Jennifer Good

How Big Is the Risk Premium in an Electricity Forward Price? Evidence from the Pacific Northwest pp. 72-76

Andrew DeBenedictis, David Miller, Jack Moore, Arne Olson and Chi-Keung Woo

It's Time to Expand the Renewables Integration Dialogue pp. 77-79

Jeffrey P. Gray

Reawakening the U.S. Nuclear Renaissance pp. 80-82

Joshua Z. Rokach

Volume 24, issue 2, 2011

Is the New Sheriff a Tea Drinker? Prospects for Meaningful Federal Energy Policy in the 112th Congress pp. 8-15

J. Jeffrey Craven and Bonnie S. Blair

America's Energy and Climate Change Policy pp. 16-26

Craig Roach

The (Too Short) Extension of Section 1603 Renewable Energy Cash Grants pp. 27-33

Paul Dickerson

Policing Market Manipulation: A Review of Evolving Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Policy pp. 34-43

Mark R. Haskell and Levi McAllister

Some Advice to Regulators on Formula Rate Plans pp. 44-54

Ken Costello

France's New Electricity Act: A Potential Windfall Profit for Electricity Suppliers and a Potential Incompatibility with the EU Law pp. 55-62

François Lévêque

The Boomerang Paradox, Part II: Policy Prescriptions for Reducing Fuel Poverty in Australia pp. 63-75

Paul Edward Simshauser, Tim Nelson and Thao Doan

Can We Have Our Cake and Eat It Too? Energy and Environmental Sustainability pp. 76-85

Fereidoon P. Sioshansi

Bending to the Wind pp. 86-88

Joshua Z. Rokach

What Would Alfred Kahn Do? pp. 89-91

Joshua Z. Rokach

Volume 24, issue 1

Can Smart Grid Technology Fix the Disconnect Between Wholesale and Retail Pricing? pp. 7-13

Ashley Brown and Raya Salter

Redefining Renewable Portfolio Standards: The Value of Installed Renewable Capacity pp. 14-20

Adil Caner Sener

Residential and Regional Electricity Consumption in the U.S. and EU: How Much Will Higher Prices Reduce CO2 Emissions? pp. 21-29

Inês M. Lima Azevedo, M. Granger Morgan and Lester B. Lave

For Municipality-Operated Coal-Fired Plants, What Does EPA's Kinder and Gentler Approach on New Source Review Portend? pp. 30-35

Karl Karg

Greenhouse Gas Management: Are U.S. Public Utility Companies Ready? pp. 36-46

Peter A. Soyka and Mark E. Bateman

Property Assessed Clean Energy Financing: The Ohio Story pp. 47-56

Raymond C. Headen, Sally W. Bloomfield, Matt Warnock and Caleb Bell

What Does the Evidence Really Say about the Residual Supply Index? pp. 57-64

Oscar Arnedillo

The Boomerang Paradox, Part I: How a Nation's Wealth Is Creating Fuel Poverty pp. 72-91

Paul Edward Simshauser, Tim Nelson and Thao Doan

Snakes in the Grass: The Energy Security Implications of Medupi pp. 92-100

Benjamin K. Sovacool and William Rafey

Penny Wise, Pound Foolish pp. 101-103

Joshua Z. Rokach