The Electricity Journal

Volume 1 - 24

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Volume 14, issue 10, 2001

The Future of Electric Transmission pp. 11-21

Joseph S. Graves and John D. Clapp

The Life and Death of Regional Transmission Organizations pp. 22-26

Vito Stagliano

A Standard Market Design for Regional Transmission Organizations pp. 27-53

John D. Chandley

Energy Market Consolidation and Convergence: Seams Issues Revisited pp. 54-65

Michael Bailey, Michael Ambrosio and Christopher Eaton

Breaking The Consumption Habit: Ratemaking for Efficient Resource Decisions pp. 66-74

Sheryl Carter

The War against Terrorism Helps Build the Case for Distributed Renewables pp. 75-80

Peter Asmus

Regulating Electricity Markets: Experience from the United Kingdom pp. 81-86

Simon Bishop and Ciara McSorley

Bonneville's Machinations: BPA Stiffs Taxpayers, Kills Fish, Subsidizes Smelters, and Asks for a Blank Check pp. 87-90

Richard Munson

Curt Hébert's Report Card pp. 91-92

Joshua Z. Rokach

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 14, issue 9, 2001

Easing Gridlock on the Grid,,: Electricity Planning and Siting Compacts pp. 11-30

Peter Fox-Penner

Reconciling Market-Based Transmission and Transmission Planning pp. 31-43

José A. Rotger and Frank A. Felder

REx Incentives: PBR Choices that Reflect Firms' Performance Expectations pp. 44-51

Johannes P. Pfeifenberger, Paul R. Carpenter and Paul C. Liu

The Importance of an Active Demand Side in the Electricity Industry pp. 52-73

Hamish Fraser

Retail Electricity Markets Require Marginal Cost Real-Time Pricing pp. 74-81

Tobey Winters

States Emerge as Clean Energy Investors: A Review of State Support for Renewable Energy pp. 82-95

Mark Bolinger, Ryan Wiser, Lew Milford, Michael Stoddard and Kevin Porter

Becoming a Best-Practice Company: The FPL Story Revisited pp. 96-101

Paul H. L. Nillesen and Michael Pollitt

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 14, issue 8, 2001

Demand Response Article Drew Inaccurate Distinctions Against Real-Time Pricing pp. 2-2

Steven Braithwait

Mr. Sioshansi responds pp. 3-3

Fereidoon Sioshansi

Convergence Mergers: A New Competitive Settlement Model from Detroit pp. 13-18

John C. Hilke

Rethinking Bonneville pp. 19-27

Richard Munson

Revenue Reporting Challenges Facing the New Electric Delivery Service Company pp. 28-35

George R. Pleat

Federal Siting Authority for Interstate Electric Transmission Lines: Transmission Capacity Cannot Grow If New Lines Cannot Be Built pp. 36-39

Mark K. Lewis

What Is It Worth? Application of Real Options Theory to the Valuation of Generation Assets pp. 40-51

Julia Frayer and Nazli Z. Uludere

Getting the Electricity Sector on Track in Russia pp. 52-58

Sergey I. Palamarchuk, Sergei V. Podkovalnikov and Nikolai I. Voropai

Key Transmission Planning Issues pp. 59-70

Eric Hirst and Brendan Kirby

The State of Performance-Based Regulation in the U.S. Electric Utility Industry pp. 71-79

David Sappington, Johannes P. Pfeifenberger, Philip Hanser and Gregory N. Basheda

The U.S. Can No Longer Stay on the Sidelines in Formulating a Rational Global Climate Change Policy pp. 80-84

Henry R. Linden

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 14, issue 7, 2001

Can Retail Survive? pp. 11-13

Craig Glazer

Spillover Effects of Environmental Policies pp. 14-21

Edward P. Kahn and John H. Landon

Disconnected Policymakers pp. 22-30

Gerald A. Norlander

Is the Security of Electricity Supply a Public Good? pp. 31-33

Malcolm Abbott

The Deregulation of Electricity: Nature of the Industry and Taxes pp. 34-38

Chris Wolfe, Paul Dickerson and Stuart Miller

The Role of Public Power in a Restructured Electric Power Industry pp. 39-50

Christopher C. Klein and David B. Sapper

Wholesale Generator Incentives to Exercise Market Power in the California Electricity Market pp. 51-56

Carl H. Silsbee and John L. Jurewitz

A Comparison of Scandinavian Regulatory Models: Issues and Experience pp. 57-64

Helle Grønli

California's Travails pp. 65-67

Ahmad Faruqui

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 14, issue 6, 2001

Vesting Contracts: A Tool for Electricity Market Transition pp. 11-22

Edward D. Kee

Installed Capacity Requirements and Price Caps: Oil on the Water, or Fuel on the Fire? pp. 23-34

Benjamin Hobbs, Javier Iñón and Steven E. Stoft

Moving Toward Seamless Energy Markets: Evidence from the Northeast pp. 35-46

Michael Bailey and Chris Eaton

Retail Competition in Electricity: Market Prices Revisited pp. 47-53

Sabine Schnittger and Seabron Adamson

Welcome to the Hotel California,,,: How Will the California Electricity Crisis Shape Federal Energy Policy? pp. 54-69

Donald F. Santa

Uniform Pricing or Pay-as-Bid Pricing: A Dilemma for California and Beyond pp. 70-79

Alfred Kahn, Peter Cramton, Robert Porter and Richard D. Tabors

A Technology Selection Algorithm for Independent Power Producers pp. 80-84

Andreas Poullikkas

Clean Power Opportunities and Solutions: An Example from America's Heartland pp. 85-91

Tim Woolf

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 14, issue 5, 2001

Revisiting "the Genius of the Marketplace": Cures for the Western Electricity and Natural Gas Crises pp. 11-18

Ralph Cavanagh

An Optimal Geometric Hedging Model in the Power Market Environment pp. 19-24

Wen Yuan Lin and Carlo Garcia

System Benefits Charge: Economic Impacts and Implications pp. 25-32

M. Sami Khawaja, Patricia Koss and Brian Hedman

Hedging Exposure to Volatile Retail Electricity Prices pp. 33-38

Bruce Chapman, Ahmad Faruqui, Dan Hansen and Chris Holmes

What Could Possibly Be Better than Real-Time Pricing? Demand Response pp. 39-50

Fereidoon Sioshansi and Ali Vojdani

The U.S. Electricity Sector: What after California? pp. 51-61

Allen W. Williams

Incentives for Service Quality: Getting the Framework Right pp. 62-70

Brian Williamson

Fixing the California Pricing Mess pp. 71-72

Steven Braithwait and Ahmad Faruqui

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 14, issue 4, 2001

Came the Revolution, Now What? pp. 11-18

Joshua Z. Rokach

Heresy? The Case Against Deregulation of Electricity Generation pp. 19-24

Price C. Watts

Price-Responsive Demand in Wholesale Markets: Why Is So Little Happening? pp. 25-37

Eric Hirst

Determining Prudence in a Hypervolatile and Illiquid Market pp. 38-40

Edward N. Krapels

If Pay-as-Bid Auctions Are Not a Solution for California, then Why Not a Reliability Market? pp. 41-48

Carlos Vázquez, Michel Rivier and Ignacio J. Pérez-Arriaga

Deregulation and Nuclear Power Safety: What Can We Learn from Other Industries? pp. 49-60

Vicki Bier, James Joosten, David Glyer, Jennifer Tracey and Michael Welsh

Cost-of-Service Rates to Market-Based Rates to Price Caps to ?!#?#!? pp. 61-72

Cynthia S. Bogorad and David W. Penn

Load Response: New, or Déjà Vu? pp. 73-79

David Nichols and John Stutz

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 14, issue 3, 2001

Regulators Should Retain Planning or Forecasting Role pp. 2-2

Chris Deisinger

Has Federal Energy Regulation Collapsed? pp. 11-20

Sam Randazzo

"An Island of Technicality in a Sea of Discretion": A Critique of Existing Electric Power Systems Reliability Analysis and Policy pp. 21-31

Frank A. Felder

Electricity Price Forecasting in Deregulated Markets pp. 32-41

Alexandar Angelus

California Crisis: The Best Argument Yet for Wind Power pp. 42-47

Peter Asmus

Real-Time Performance Metrics for Generators Providing the Regulation Ancillary Service pp. 48-55

Brendan Kirby and Eric Hirst

Research as a Utility Hedge pp. 56-61

Chauncey Starr

It's Time to Tax Global Warming pp. 62-68

Peter Lazare

Deregulation's Done, What's Next? pp. 69-71

Steven A. Mitnick

Short Circuits in the Energy Markets: California and Competition pp. 72-72

Henry Thompson

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 14, issue 2, 2001

The Need for Merchant Plants pp. 2-3

Henry R. Linden

Interregional Coordination versus RTO Mergers: A Cost-Benefit Perspective pp. 13-24

Kenneth W. Costello

Transmission Investment: Obstacles to a Market Approach pp. 25-38

Lisa Cameron

Multi-Market Modeling of Regional Transmission Organization Functions pp. 39-54

Rajat K. Deb, Lie-Long Hsue, Richard Albert and Jason E. Christian

Assessing Reliability as the Electric Power Industry Restructures pp. 55-67

Marija D. Ilic, José R. Arce, Yong T. Yoon and Elena M. Fumagalli

The Merger Game: Designing Optimal Strategies for Electric Utilities pp. 68-72

Paul Papayoanou

Competition in Liberalized European Electricity Markets pp. 73-83

Fereidoon P. Sioshansi

Competitive Intelligence: Spending Is Increasing, but Benefits Can Be Elusive pp. 84-86

John Egan

Distributed Generation: Reaching the Market Just in Time pp. 87-94

Robert A. Laurie

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 14, issue 1, 2001

A Modest Proposal: Revoke the Nobel Prize? Recognize the Limitations of Theory? Or Grant a License to Steal? pp. 11-23

Robert C. McDiarmid, Lisa G. Dowden and Daniel I. Davidson

Some Ways to Lessen Worries about Climate Change pp. 24-33

Jesse H. Ausubel

Flowgates, Contingency-Constrained Dispatch, and Transmission Rights pp. 34-55

Larry E. Ruff

Incentive Regulation of Distributing Utilities Using Yardstick Competition pp. 56-60

Adonis Yatchew

Tides and Trends in the World's Electric Power Industry pp. 61-79

Everett A. Sondreal, Michael L. Jones and Gerald H. Groenewold

Assessing the Cost of Capital for a Standalone Transmission Company pp. 80-88

Michael Cragg, William Lehr and Ron Rudkin

Clean Distributed Generation: Policy Options to Promote Clean Air and Reliability pp. 89-98

Edward M. Meyers and Mannshya Grace Hu

Games or Opportunities: Bidding in the California Markets pp. 99-108

Nguyen T. Quan and Robert J. Michaels

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch