The Electricity Journal

Volume 1 - 24

Current editor(s): R. Cohen

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Volume 23, issue 9, 2010

Streamlined Ratemaking: Recognizing Challenges for Consumers pp. 7-12

Jeffry Pollock

Paying for Demand-Side Response at the Wholesale Level pp. 13-18

Jonathan Falk

Demand Response Compensation, Net Benefits and Cost Allocation: Comments pp. 19-24

William W. Hogan

Forward Capacity Market CONEfusion pp. 25-40

James F. Wilson

Modeling EU Electricity Market Competition Using the Residual Supply Index pp. 41-50

Gregory Swinand, Derek Scully, Stuart Ffoulkes and Brian Kessler

Wind Integration Studies: Optimization vs. Simulation pp. 51-64

Edward Kahn

Delivering Energy Savings Through Community-Based Organizations pp. 65-74

David Berry

Optimal Deployment of Solar Index pp. 75-81

Matt Croucher

What Maryland Can Learn from Mississippi pp. 82-84

Joshua Z. Rokach

Volume 23, issue 8, 2010

Are State Renewable Feed-in Tariff Initiatives Truly Throttled by Federal Statutes after the FERC California Decision? pp. 9-16

David P. Yaffe

Feed-in Tariffs: Misfits in the Federal and State Regulatory Regime? pp. 17-26

Teresa E. Morton and Jeffrey M. Peabody

Implications of Carbon Cap-and-Trade for Electricity Rate Design, with Examples from Florida pp. 27-36

Hethie Parmesano and Theodore J. Kury

State Environmental Law and Carbon Emissions: Do Public Utility Commissions Use Environmental Statutes to Fight Global Warming? pp. 37-50

John A. Sautter

Utility DSM: Off the Coasts and into the Heartland pp. 51-62

Steven Nadel and Rachel Gold

Unlocking the Smart Grid pp. 63-71

Joshua Z. Rokach

The Silver Bullet Myth of Sustainable Energy Savings pp. 72-78

Martin J. Pasqualetti, Michael K. Tabbert and Robert L. Boscamp

Like Public Utilities: Regulating Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac pp. 79-84

Wayne P. Olson

Volume 23, issue 7

Competition Policy and the Transition to a Low-Carbon, Efficient Electricity Industry pp. 6-15

Diana L. Moss and John E. Kwoka

The Aftermath of Primary Power and Its Implications for Independent Transmission in PJM pp. 16-32

Elias G. Farrah and S. Shamai Elstein

The Importance of Combined Cycle Generating Plants in Integrating Large Levels of Wind Power Generation pp. 33-44

J. Nicolas Puga

Renewable Energy and the Fallacy of 'Green' Jobs pp. 45-53

Jonathan A. Lesser

How Regulators Should Use Natural Gas Price Forecasts pp. 54-64

Kenneth Costello

Indirect Impacts in Illinois from a Renewable Portfolio Standard pp. 65-74

Adrienne M. Ohler and Kristi Radusewicz

An Assessment of the Economic Impact of the Wind Turbine Supply Chain in Illinois pp. 75-93

J. Lon Carlson, David G. Loomis and James Payne

The Missing Piece in the Transmission Pricing Puzzle pp. 94-96

Joshua Z. Rokach

Volume 23, issue 6, 2010

Is Flat Fair? pp. 8-12

Martin Bunzl

The Ethics of Dynamic Pricing pp. 13-27

Ahmad Faruqui

Fairness and Dynamic Pricing: Comments pp. 28-35

William W. Hogan

On Dynamic Prices: A Clash of Beliefs? pp. 36-38

Philip Q Hanser

Dynamic Pricing? Not So Fast! A Residential Consumer Perspective pp. 39-49

Barbara R. Alexander

Dynamic Pricing for Residential Electric Customers: A Ratepayer Advocate's Perspective pp. 50-55

Stefanie A. Brand

The Practical Equity Implications of Advanced Metering Infrastructure pp. 56-64

Frank A. Felder

Tradable Renewable Energy Credits in California: The Struggle with Implementation pp. 65-72

Seth D. Hilton and Chad T. Marriott

Where the Champsaur Commission's Critics Have Got It Wrong pp. 73-75

João Santana and M.J. Resende

21st Century Regulation, in the Brandeis Tradition pp. 76-78

Joshua Z. Rokach

Volume 23, issue 5, 2010

Inventing the Future of Reliability: FERC's Recent Orders and the Consolidation of Reliability Authority pp. 7-15

J. Daniel Skees

Virtual Bidding: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly pp. 16-25

Metin Celebi, Attila Hajos and Philip Q Hanser

Nuclear Power Expansion: Thinking about Uncertainty pp. 26-33

Lynne Holt, Paul Sotkiewicz and Sanford Berg

Investment and Regulation: The Dutch Experience pp. 34-46

Robert Haffner, Dorine Helmer and Harry van Til

An Analysis of Trends in Restructuring of Electricity Markets pp. 47-56

Emily A. Hickey and J. Lon Carlson

What Can the Smart Grid Do for You? And What Can You Do for the Smart Grid? pp. 57-63

David P. Chassin

Some Characteristics of Emerging Distribution Systems Considering the Smart Grid Initiative pp. 64-75

Hilary E. Brown, Siddharth Suryanarayanan and Gerald T. Heydt

FERC's on Third pp. 76-78

Joshua Z. Rokach

The Missing Efficiency pp. 79-80

Richard Munson

Volume 23, issue 4, 2010

Post-Copenhagen: The 'New' Math, Legal 'Additionality' and Climate Warming pp. 6-18

Steven Ferrey

Using the Nuclear Option to Find Middle Ground on Energy Policy pp. 19-26

Nancy A. Wodka and Salo L. Zelermyer

HVDC Transmission: A Path to the Future? pp. 27-41

Stephen L. Teichler and Ilia Levitine

Bearing the Risk of Abandonment pp. 42-52

Donna M. Attanasio

Wind Energy Contribution to a Low-Carbon Grid pp. 53-58

Alex Pavlak

The Debate over Re-Licensing the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant pp. 59-67

Richard Watts, Paul Hines and Jonathan Dowds

Regulation Really Works pp. 68-72

Irwin Stelzer

The Marginal Effects of the Price for Carbon Dioxide: Quantifying the Effects on the Market for Electric Generation in Florida pp. 73-78

Theodore J. Kury and Julie Harrington

How FERC's New Performance Metrics Can Be Improved pp. 79-82

Joshua Z. Rokach

Volume 23, issue 3, 2010

Electricity Pricing for Conservation and Load Shifting pp. 7-14

Ren Orans, Chi-Keung Woo, Brian Horii, Michele Chait and Andrew DeBenedictis

Toward a Zero-Carbon Energy Policy in Europe: Defining a Viable Solution pp. 15-25

Christopher Jones and Jean-Michel Glachant

China Rationalizes Its Renewable Energy Policy pp. 26-34

Jack H. Su, Simone S. Hui and Kevin H. Tsen

Criteria for Determining the Effectiveness of Utility-Initiated Energy Assistance pp. 35-48

Kenneth Costello

Geographic Market Delineation in LMP Electric Power Markets pp. 49-60

John R. Morris and Megan H. Accordino

Where the Wind Blows: Navigating Offshore Wind Development, Domestically and Abroad pp. 61-70

Brandi Colander

Wind Power Forecasting in U.S. Electricity Markets pp. 71-82

Audun Botterud, Jianhui Wang, Vladimiro Miranda and Ricardo J. Bessa

The Challenges and Policy Options for Integrating Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle into the Electric Grid pp. 83-91

Anurag K. Srivastava, Bharath Annabathina and Sukumar Kamalasadan

Holding RTOs Accountable pp. 92-94

Joshua Z. Rokach

In this issue pp. CO2-CO2

Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 23, issue 2, 2010

FERC Rate Incentives for Transmission Infrastructure Development pp. 6-17

Steven W. Snarr

Restoring Faith in the Bulk-Power System: An Early Assessment of Mandatory Reliability Standards pp. 18-28

Levi McAllister and Kelly L. Dawson

Building Umbrellas or Arks? Three Alternatives to Carbon Credits and Offsets pp. 29-40

Benjamin K. Sovacool

Evolving Regulation for the Utility of the Future pp. 41-47

Pamela Grace Lesh

Understanding Electricity Market Reforms and the Case of Philippine Deregulation pp. 48-57

Andrea Santiago and Fernando Roxas

Re-Examining First Principles of Regulation: NRG Power Marketing, LLC v. Maine Public Utilities Commission pp. 58-64

Mark R. Haskell

The Constellation-EdF Nuclear Joint Venture: Regulatory Issues and Subsequent Resolutions pp. 65-70

Ryan Pfaff, Howard Lubow and J. Robert Malko

Price, Carbon and Generation Profiles: How Partisan Differences Make the Future of Climate Change Uncertain pp. 71-75

John A. Sautter and Christopher A. Sautter

We Got a New Digital Electric Meter. Our Usage Went Up 123%. Our Bill Went Up 65% pp. 76-82

Peter C. Honebein

FERC Policy in the Wake of Morgan Stanley and NRG pp. 83-85

Joshua Z. Rokach

In this issue pp. CO2-CO2

Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 23, issue 1, 2010

Price-Responsive Demand Management for a Smart Grid World pp. 7-20

Hung-po Chao

Is There a Case for Broadband Utility Communications Networks? Valuing and Pricing Incremental Communications Capacity on Electric Utility Smart Grid Networks pp. 21-33

James Heidell and Harold Ware

The Terrible Trio Impeding Transmission Development: Siting, Cost Allocation, and Interconnection Animus pp. 34-38

Edward N. Krapels

How the Solar Revolution Will Melt FERC pp. 39-46

Joshua Z. Rokach

Recent Tax Law Changes Create New Opportunities for Leasing Wind Energy Property pp. 47-56

George J. Schutzer

Forging the External Dimension of the Energy Policy of the European Union pp. 57-66

Bartlomiej Nowak

Resource Adequacy, Capital Adequacy and Investment Uncertainty in the Australian Power Market pp. 67-84

Paul Simshauser

A Preliminary Look at Electric Efficiency Potential pp. 85-91

Jess Chandler

In this issue pp. CO2-CO2

Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch