The Electricity Journal

1988 - 2009

Edited by R. Cohen and G. Khermouch

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Volume 22, issue 7, 2009

At a Crossroads: Modernizing Utility Infrastructure in a Tough Credit Environment pp. 6-26

Wayne P. Olson

Moving Beyond Paralysis: How States and Regions Are Creating Innovative Transmission Policies for Renewable Energy Projects pp. 27-36

Allison Schumacher, Sari Fink and Kevin Porter

Valuation of Carbon Capture and Sequestration under Greenhouse Gas Regulations: CCS as an Offsetting Activity pp. 37-47

Elizabeth Lokey

The Impact of FERC Orders on the Value of Bidders in PJM pp. 48-54

Lon L. Peters

Piloting the Smart Grid pp. 55-69

Ahmad Faruqui, Ryan Hledik and Sanem Sergici

Future Strategies for Distribution Concessionaires in Partially Deregulated Electric Power Sectors: The Case of Brazil pp. 70-80

Lucio Guido Tapia Carpio and Marcus Vinicius Margueron

Where the Champsaur Commission Has Got It Wrong pp. 81-86

Claude Crampes, Jean-Michel Glachant, Christian von Hirschhhausen, François Lévêque, David M Newbery, Perez-Arriaga, Ignacio, Pippo Ranci, Steve Stoft and Bert Wilems

What Do We Do Now? pp. 87-88

Joshua Z. Rokach

Volume 22, issue 6, 2009

Electric-to-Gas Substitution: What's the Best Option for Regulators? pp. 8-28

Ken Costello

The Winds of Change: Commitment Secures Transmission Rights pp. 29-36

Jane Rueger and Donna Attanasio

Electricity Price Impacts of Alternative Greenhouse Gas Emission Cap-and-Trade Programs pp. 37-46

Bruce Edelston, Dave Armstrong, Laurence D. Kirsch and Mathew J. Morey

Measuring the Capacity Impacts of Demand Response pp. 47-58

Robert Earle, Edward P. Kahn and Edo Macan

Lifting the Veil: Pressures Mount for Climate Change Disclosures pp. 59-67

Richard O. Faulk

A Fractured Climate? The Political Economy of Public Utility Commissions in an Age of Climate Change pp. 68-76

John A. Sautter and Kari Twaite

Transmission Planning in China pp. 77-85

Jun Dong and Jing Zhang

The Anchor-Tenant Model - And Some of the Chickens and Eggs pp. 86-87

Fox-Penner, Peter S. and Johannes Pfeifenberger

Volume 22, issue 5, 2009

The Commerce Clause and Transmission Infrastructure Development: An Answer to Jurisdictional Issues Clouded by Protectionism pp. 8-18

Steven W. Snarr

Change-in-Law Provisions in a Carbon-Constrained America: The Impact of Carbon Regulation on Long-Term Power Purchase Agreements pp. 19-28

Brian C. Harms

A Better Renewable Portfolio Standard pp. 29-33

Sean Casten

Measuring Efficiency in Wholesale Electricity Markets pp. 34-38

Nicholas S. Bowden

Will Smart Meters Ripen or Rot? Five First Principles for Embracing Customers as Co-Creators of Value pp. 39-44

Peter C. Honebein, Roy F. Cammarano and Kat A. Donnelly

Planning for the Future pp. 45-53

Pamela Lesh

Wind Power Interconnection into the Power System: A Review of Grid Code Requirements pp. 54-63

Bharat Singh and S.N. Singh

Carbon Constrained: The Future of Electricity Generation pp. 64-74

Fereidoon P. Sioshansi

Volume 22, issue 4, 2009

Author Wasn't Convincing On Why Regulators Shouldn't Reduce Investors' Burden pp. 1-3

O'Donnell, Earle H. and Laurel W. Glassman

Valuation of Carbon Capture and Sequestration under Greenhouse Gas Regulations pp. 11-24

Elizabeth Lokey

"NowGen": Getting Real about Coal Carbon Capture and Sequestration pp. 25-42

Armond Cohen, Mike Fowler and Kurt Waltzer

Taking [`]Control': Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Policy on Acquisitions of Electric Utility Securities pp. 43-52

David . Bloom and O'Brien, Angela D.

Real Promise or False Hope: DOE's Title XVII Loan Guarantee pp. 53-67

Jennifer F. Massouh, George D. Cannon , Suzanne M. Logan and David L. Schwartz

A Rate Design to Increase Efficiency and Reduce Revenue Requirements pp. 68-78

David Magnus Boonin

California's Renewables Portfolio Standard: Charting the Course towards 33% by 2020 pp. 79-94

Joyce Wong Kup, Richard M. Gittleman, Carlyle W. Hall and Maria N. Vanko

Going Completely Renewable: Is It Possible (Let Alone Desirable)? pp. 95-111

Benjamin K. Sovacool and Charmaine Watts

Business Risks to Utilities as New Nuclear Power Costs Escalate pp. 112-120

Craig A. Severance

Volume 22, issue 3, 2009

Forget a Federal RPS - Here's an Idea That Will Work pp. 6-12

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Environmental Mercantilism: How Not To Meet America's Renewable Energy Targets pp. 13-16

Edward N. Krapels

The Missing International Link for Carbon Control pp. 17-28

Steven Ferrey

How Green Is the Smart Grid? pp. 29-41

Ryan Hledik

The Power of Dynamic Pricing pp. 42-56

Ahmad Faruqui, Ryan Hledik and John Tsoukalis

Divestitures in the Electricity Sector: Conceptual Issues and Lessons from International Experiences pp. 57-69

Hannes Weigt, Anne Neumann and Christian von Hirschhausen

Electricity Restructuring: A Review of Efforts around the World and the Consumer Response pp. 70-86

John A. Anderson

A Critical Assessment of the Macau Government's Proposed Post-2010 Regulatory Regime pp. 87-96

C.K. Woo, Ira Horowitz and Asher Tishler

Volume 22, issue 2, 2009

On Emissions Trading, Toxic Debt and the Australian Power Market pp. 9-29

Paul Edward Simshauser

State Transmission Infrastructure Authorities: The Story So Far pp. 30-39

Kevin Porter and Sari Fink

Will Electricity Market Reform Likely Reduce Retail Rates? pp. 40-45

C.K. Woo and Jay Zarnikau

Standards of Conduct: New Focus, New Challenges pp. 46-53

Donna M. Attanasio and O'Donnell, Earle H.

Improving Electricity Resource-Planning Processes by Considering the Strategic Benefits of Transmission pp. 54-63

Vikram S. Budhraja, Fred Mobasheri, John Ballance, Jim Dyer, Alison Silverstein and Joseph H. Eto

Day-Ahead Premiums on the Midwest ISO pp. 64-73

Nicholas Bowden, Su Hu and James Payne

Electric Power Restructuring in Iran: Achievements and Challenges pp. 74-83

Kaveh Aflaki Khosroshahi, Shahram Jadid and Mohammad Shahidehpour

Volume 22, issue 1, 2009

Properly Evaluating Load-Following Products pp. 1-5

Joseph Cavicchi and Andrew Lemon

De Castro et al. Respond:: Our Analysis of Ill. Market Was Thorough, in Context pp. 5-12

Luciano de Castro, Negrete-Pincetic, Matias and George Gross

Cavicchi, Lemon Offer [`]Our Humble Response' pp. 12-13

Joseph Cavicchi and Andrew Lemon

De Castro et al. Respond:: Our Response Seemed To Fall on Deaf Ears pp. 13-13

Luciano de Castro, Negrete-Pincetic, Matias and George Gross

Does More International Transmission Capacity Increase Competition in the Belgian Electricity Market? pp. 21-36

Gerd Küpper, Erik Delarue, Bram Delvaux, Leonardo Meeus, David Bekaert, Bert Willems, Stef Proost, D'haeseleer, William, Kurt Deketelaere and Ronnie Belmans

Different Shades of Gray: Crafting a Regulatory Response to Private Equity Buyouts in Electricity pp. 37-49

Sandeep Vaheesan

Competitive Procurement of Retail Electricity Supply: Recent Trends in State Policies and Utility Practices pp. 50-62

Susan Tierney and Todd Schatzki

Price Control Regulation in North America: Role of Indexing and Benchmarking pp. 63-76

Mark N. Lowry and Lullit Getachew

A Strategic Model for Monitoring and Tracking the Goals of Competitiveness and Liberalization in the European Power Sector pp. 77-87

Klemen Podjed

Ancillary Services Management Policies in India: An Overview and Key Issues pp. 88-97

S.K. Parida, S.N. Singh and S.C. Srivastava

Electricity Grids, Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy: An Integrated Agenda pp. 98-101

Ralph Cavanagh

A [`]Modest Proposal' for the U.S. Electricity Industry pp. 102-105

Robert O. Marritz