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Working Papers

2020

1. Does Locational Marginal Pricing Impact Generation Investment Location Decisions? An Analysis of Texas's Wholesale Electricity Market
   Working Papers, University of Alberta, Department of Economics View citations (10)
2. Residential Electricity Pricing in Texas’s Competitive Retail Market
   Working Papers, University of Alberta, Department of Economics View citations (5)

2012

3. Total tourist arrival forecast: aggregation vs. disaggregation
   LIDAM Discussion Papers CORE, Université catholique de Louvain, Center for Operations Research and Econometrics (CORE) View citations (2)

Journal Articles

2022

1. Insuring a Small Retail Electric Provider’s Procurement Cost Risk in Texas
   Energies, 2022, 16, (1), 1-12
2. Price Responsiveness of Residential Demand for Natural Gas in the United States
   Energies, 2022, 15, (12), 1-22

2018

3. Consumption effects of an electricity decarbonization policy: Hong Kong
   Energy, 2018, 144, (C), 887-902 View citations (8)

2017

4. Does California's CO2 price affect wholesale electricity prices in the Western U.S.A.?
   Energy Policy, 2017, 110, (C), 9-19 View citations (21)
5. Electricity price behavior and carbon trading: New evidence from California
   Applied Energy, 2017, 204, (C), 531-543 View citations (21)
6. Fuel cost uncertainty, capacity investment and price in a competitive electricity market
   Energy Economics, 2017, 61, (C), 233-240 View citations (22)
7. Residential willingness to pay for deep decarbonization of electricity supply: Contingent valuation evidence from Hong Kong
   Energy Policy, 2017, 109, (C), 218-227 View citations (14)

2016

8. Economic Growth and Infrastructure Investments in Energy and Transportation: A Causality Interpretation of Chinas Western Development Strategy
   The Energy Journal, 2016, Volume 37, (China Special Issue) View citations (10)
9. Merit-order effects of renewable energy and price divergence in California’s day-ahead and real-time electricity markets
   Energy Policy, 2016, 92, (C), 299-312 View citations (82)
10. Microgrid and renewable generation integration: University of California, San Diego
    Applied Energy, 2016, 169, (C), 709-720 View citations (26)

2015

11. Can Hong Kong price-manage its cross-harbor-tunnel congestion?
    Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, 2015, 82, (C), 94-109 View citations (4)
12. Consumer support for a public utilities commission in Hong Kong
    Energy Policy, 2015, 76, (C), 87-97 View citations (2)

2014

13. A review of electricity product differentiation
    Applied Energy, 2014, 114, (C), 262-272 View citations (65)
14. Did the introduction of a nodal market structure impact wholesale electricity prices in the Texas (ERCOT) market?
    Journal of Regulatory Economics, 2014, 45, (2), 194-208 View citations (27)
15. Electricity-market price and nuclear power plant shutdown: Evidence from California
    Energy Policy, 2014, 73, (C), 234-244 View citations (20)
16. Residential outage cost estimation: Hong Kong
    Energy Policy, 2014, 72, (C), 204-210 View citations (29)
17. Transparency of Retail Energy Pricing: Evidence from the US Natural Gas Industry
    Managerial and Decision Economics, 2014, 35, (4), 300-308 View citations (3)

2013

18. How much have electricity shortages hampered China's GDP growth?
    Energy Policy, 2013, 55, (C), 369-373 View citations (33)
19. Operational energy-efficiency improvement of municipal water pumping in California
    Energy, 2013, 53, (C), 237-243 View citations (8)
20. Residential winter kWh responsiveness under optional time-varying pricing in British Columbia
    Applied Energy, 2013, 108, (C), 288-297 View citations (27)
21. What moves wind energy development in China? Show me the money!
    Applied Energy, 2013, 105, (C), 423-429 View citations (26)

2012

22. Avoided cost estimation and cost-effectiveness of permanent load shifting in California
    Applied Energy, 2012, 96, (C), 115-121 View citations (21)
23. Blowing in the Wind: Vanishing Payoffs of a Tolling Agreement for Natural-gas-fired Generation of Electricity in Texas
    The Energy Journal, 2012, Volume 33, (Number 1) View citations (24)
24. Exact welfare measurement for double-log demand with partial adjustment
    Empirical Economics, 2012, 42, (1), 171-180 View citations (4)
25. Managing a scarce resource in a growing Asian economy: Water usage in Hong Kong
    Journal of Asian Economics, 2012, 23, (4), 374-382

2011

26. Cross‐hedging and forward‐contract pricing of electricity in the Pacific Northwest
    Managerial and Decision Economics, 2011, 32, (4), 265-279 View citations (10)
27. Guest editors' introduction
    Energy Policy, 2011, 39, (7), 3883-3884 View citations (1)
28. How Big Is the Risk Premium in an Electricity Forward Price? Evidence from the Pacific Northwest
    The Electricity Journal, 2011, 24, (3), 72-76 View citations (6)
29. The impact of wind generation on the electricity spot-market price level and variance: The Texas experience
    Energy Policy, 2011, 39, (7), 3939-3944 View citations (188)
30. What drives renewable energy development?
    Energy Policy, 2011, 39, (9), 5099-5104 View citations (52)
31. Wind generation and zonal-market price divergence: Evidence from Texas
    Energy Policy, 2011, 39, (7), 3928-3938 View citations (32)

2010

32. Electricity Pricing for Conservation and Load Shifting
    The Electricity Journal, 2010, 23, (3), 7-14 View citations (16)
33. Estimating the option value of a non-firm electricity tariff
    Energy, 2010, 35, (4), 1609-1614 View citations (9)
34. Statistically adjusted engineering (SAE) modeling of metered roof-top photovoltaic (PV) output: California evidence
    Energy, 2010, 35, (10), 4178-4183 View citations (2)

2009

35. A Critical Assessment of the Macau Government's Proposed Post-2010 Regulatory Regime
    The Electricity Journal, 2009, 22, (3), 87-96 View citations (1)
36. Renewable Portfolio Standards, Greenhouse Gas Reduction, and Long-Line Transmission Investments in the WECC
    The Electricity Journal, 2009, 22, (9), 38-46 View citations (6)
37. Renewable portfolio standards and cost-effective energy-efficiency investment
    Energy Policy, 2009, 37, (3), 774-777 View citations (12)
38. Will Electricity Market Reform Likely Reduce Retail Rates?
    The Electricity Journal, 2009, 22, (2), 40-45 View citations (7)

2008

39. Assessing the options for a competitive electricity market in Israel
    Utilities Policy, 2008, 16, (1), 21-29 View citations (4)
40. Capacity commitment and price volatility in a competitive electricity market
    Energy Economics, 2008, 30, (4), 1625-1647 View citations (43)
41. Now that California has AMI, what can the state do with it?
    Energy Policy, 2008, 36, (4), 1366-1374 View citations (28)
42. Should a Lower Discount Rate Be Used for Evaluating a Tolling Agreement than Used for a Renewable Energy Contract?
    The Electricity Journal, 2008, 21, (9), 35-40
43. Willingness to pay and nuanced cultural cues: Evidence from Hong Kong's license-plate auction market
    Journal of Economic Psychology, 2008, 29, (1), 35-53 View citations (20)

2007

44. A Northern California-British Columbia partnership for renewable energy
    Energy Policy, 2007, 35, (8), 3979-3983 View citations (4)

2006

45. A critical assessment of the Hong Kong Government's proposed post-2008 regulatory regime for local electricity utilities
    Energy Policy, 2006, 34, (13), 1451-1456 View citations (7)
46. Bi-directional causality in California's electricity and natural-gas markets
    Energy Policy, 2006, 34, (15), 2060-2070 View citations (25)
47. Cost-benefit analysis of reforming Israel's electricity industry
    Energy Policy, 2006, 34, (16), 2442-2454 View citations (8)
48. Costs of electricity deregulation
    Energy, 2006, 31, (6), 747-768 View citations (20)
49. Designing Pareto-superior demand-response rate options
    Energy, 2006, 31, (6), 1040-1051 View citations (14)
50. Did a local distribution company procure prudently during the California electricity crisis?
    Energy Policy, 2006, 34, (16), 2552-2565 View citations (5)
51. Efficient frontiers for electricity procurement by an LDC with multiple purchase options
    Omega, 2006, 34, (1), 70-80 View citations (30)
52. Likely failure of electricity deregulation: Explanation with application to Israel
    Energy, 2006, 31, (6), 845-856 View citations (8)
53. Market efficiency, cross hedging and price forecasts: California's natural-gas markets
    Energy, 2006, 31, (8), 1290-1304 View citations (9)

2004

54. A robust internet-based auction to procure electricity forwards
    Energy, 2004, 29, (1), 1-11 View citations (6)
55. Benchmarking the Price Reasonableness of an Electricity Tolling Agreement
    The Electricity Journal, 2004, 17, (5), 65-75 View citations (9)
56. Competitive Procurement and Internet-Based Auction: Electricity Capacity Option
    The Electricity Journal, 2004, 17, (4), 74-78 View citations (5)
57. Managing electricity procurement cost and risk by a local distribution company
    Energy Policy, 2004, 32, (5), 635-645 View citations (39)
58. The efficient frontier for spot and forward purchases: an application to electricity
    Journal of the Operational Research Society, 2004, 55, (11), 1130-1136 View citations (25)

2003

59. Electricity market reform failures: UK, Norway, Alberta and California
    Energy Policy, 2003, 31, (11), 1103-1115 View citations (90)
60. Stranded cost recovery in electricity market reforms in the US
    Energy, 2003, 28, (1), 1-14 View citations (13)

2002

61. Reforming Israel's electricity sector
    Energy Policy, 2002, 30, (4), 347-353 View citations (11)
62. The Hopkinson tariff alternative to TOU rates in the Israel Electric Corporation
    Managerial and Decision Economics, 2002, 23, (1), 9-19 View citations (9)

2001

63. Cross hedging and forward-contract pricing of electricity
    Energy Economics, 2001, 23, (1), 1-15 View citations (28)
64. Finessing the unintended outcomes of price-cap adjustments: an electric utility multi-product perspective
    Energy Policy, 2001, 29, (13), 1111-1118 View citations (2)
65. What went wrong in California's electricity market?
    Energy, 2001, 26, (8), 747-758 View citations (33)

1999

66. Smart meter, customer choice and profitable time-of-use rate option
    Energy, 1999, 24, (10), 895-903 View citations (25)

1998

67. Reliability Differentiation of Electricity Transmission
    Journal of Regulatory Economics, 1998, 13, (3), 277-92 View citations (18)

1997

68. Electricity Market Integration in the Pacific Northwest
    The Energy Journal, 1997, Volume18, (Number 3), 75-101 View citations (23)
69. Time-of-use rates vs. Hopkinson tariffs redux: An analysis of the choice of rate structures in a regulated electricity distribution company
    Energy Economics, 1997, 19, (2), 169-185 View citations (18)

1996

70. Ramsey Pricing of Electricity Under Unknown Bypass Costs
    The Energy Journal, 1996, Volume17, (Number 2), 59-77 View citations (3)

1995

71. Endogeneity bias in beta estimation: Thailand and Hong Kong
    Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, 1995, 3, (1), 145-145
    Also in Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, 1994, 2, (4), 453-461 (1994)
72. Load research and integrated local T&D planning
    Energy, 1995, 20, (2), 89-94 View citations (1)
73. Marginal Capacity Costs of Electricity Distribution and Demand for Distributed Generation
    The Energy Journal, 1995, Volume16, (Number 2), 111-130 View citations (8)
74. Pareto-superior time-of-use rate option for industrial firms
    Economics Letters, 1995, 49, (3), 267-272 View citations (13)
75. Pricing electric harmonics
    Energy, 1995, 20, (7), 617-621 View citations (3)
76. Using customer outage costs in electricity reliability planning
    Energy, 1995, 20, (2), 81-87 View citations (4)

1994

77. Area- and time-specific marginal capacity costs of electricity distribution
    Energy, 1994, 19, (12), 1213-1218 View citations (9)
78. Demand side management investment and electric power exchange
    Energy, 1994, 19, (1), 63-66 View citations (1)
79. Demand-side management and electric power exchange
    Resource and Energy Economics, 1994, 16, (3), 243-254 View citations (2)
80. Emission Costs, Consumer Bypass and Efficient Pricing of Electricity
    The Energy Journal, 1994, Volume15, (Number 3), 43-54 View citations (2)
81. Managing water supply shortage: Interruption vs. pricing
    Journal of Public Economics, 1994, 54, (1), 145-160 View citations (17)
82. Vanity, superstition and auction price
    Economics Letters, 1994, 44, (4), 389-395 View citations (20)

1993

83. Efficient Electricity Pricing with Self-Rationing: Reply
    Journal of Regulatory Economics, 1993, 5, (1), 101-02 View citations (1)
84. Factor supply interruption, welfare loss and shortage management
    Resource and Energy Economics, 1993, 15, (4), 339-351 View citations (3)

1992

85. Costs of service disruptions to electricity consumers
    Energy, 1992, 17, (2), 109-126 View citations (34)
86. Using customer outage costs to plan generation reliability
    Energy, 1992, 17, (9), 823-827 View citations (6)

1991

87. Capacity Rationing and Fixed Cost Collection
    The Energy Journal, 1991, Volume 12, (Number 2), 153-163 View citations (5)
88. Consumer Rationality and the Status Quo
    The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1991, 106, (1), 141-162 View citations (104)
89. Two-factor model for bond selection
    Economics Letters, 1991, 37, (4), 417-421

1990

90. Efficient Electricity Pricing with Self-Rationing
    Journal of Regulatory Economics, 1990, 2, (1), 69-81 View citations (28)
91. Status quo bias in the measurement of value of service
    Resources and Energy, 1990, 12, (2), 197-214 View citations (7)

1988

92. Estimating Household Value of Electrical Service Reliability with Market Research Data
    The Energy Journal, 1988, Volume 9, (Special Issue 2), 105-120 View citations (2)
93. Estimating Residential Partial Outage Cost With Market Research Data
    The Energy Journal, 1988, Volume 9, (Special Issue 2), 151-160 View citations (6)
94. Household Preference for Interruptible Rate Options and the Revealed Value of Service Reliability
    The Energy Journal, 1988, Volume 9, (Special Issue 2), 121-134 View citations (10)
95. Households' Perceived Value of Service Reliability: An Analysis of Contingent Valuation Data
    The Energy Journal, 1988, Volume 9, (Special Issue 2), 135-150 View citations (12)
96. Inefficiency of Avoided Cost Pricing of Cogenerated Power
    The Energy Journal, 1988, Volume 9, (Number 1), 103-113 View citations (6)
97. Optimal Off-Peak Incremental Sales Rate Design in Electricity Pricing
    The Energy Journal, 1988, Volume 9, (Number 1), 95-102 View citations (1)
98. Optimal electricity rates and consumption externality
    Resources and Energy, 1988, 10, (4), 277-292 View citations (4)
99. The Cost of Electric Power Interruptions to Commercial Firms
    The Energy Journal, 1988, Volume 9, (Special Issue 2), 161-172 View citations (6)

1986

100. Estimating Hourly Electric Load with Generalized Least Square Procedures
     The Energy Journal, 1986, Volume 7, (Number 2), 153-170
101. Service Reliability and the Optimal Interruptible Rate Option in Residential Electricity Pricing
     The Energy Journal, 1986, Volume 7, (Number 3), 123-136 View citations (3)

1985

102. An Application of the Expenditure Function in Electricity Pricing: Optimal Residential Time-of-Use Rate Option
     The Energy Journal, 1985, Volume 6, (Number 2), 89-99 View citations (2)
103. Demand for Electricity of Small Nonresidential Customers under Time-Of-Use (TOU) Pricing
     The Energy Journal, 1985, Volume 6, (Number 4), 115-127 View citations (8)

1984

104. A Note on Measuring Household Welfare Effects of Time-of-Use (TOU) Pricing
     The Energy Journal, 1984, Volume 5, (Number 3), 171-181 View citations (1)

Chapters

2007

1. Fundamental Drivers of Electricity Prices in the Pacific Northwest
   Chapter 15 in Advances In Quantitative Analysis Of Finance And Accounting, 2007, pp 299-323 View citations (9)