The Electricity Journal

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Volume 9, issue 10, 1996

In this issue pp. II-II

Robert O. Marritz

Electricity restructuring and the environment pp. 10-15

Henry Lee and Negeen Darani

Value creation through stranded asset migration: the successful example of the 'baby bells' pp. 16-18

James M. Piepmeier

Retail access pilot programs: where's the beef? pp. 19-25

John H. Landon and Edward P. Kahn

Costs for electric-power ancillary services pp. 26-30

Eric Hirst and Brendan Kirby

Transmission crediting: a plea for subsidies disguised as the linchpin of regional transmission planning pp. 31-37

Bouknight, J. A. ("Lon"), Steven J. Ross and Edward J. Twomey

California's ISO: why not clear the market? pp. 38-43

Steven Stoft

The unbundling and rebundling of transmission and market related functions pp. 44-51

Fiona Woolf

Should electricity markets have a capacity requirement? If so, how should it be priced? pp. 52-60

Adam Jaffe and Frank A. Felder

Stranded cost recovery and competition on equal terms pp. 61-70

William B. Tye and Frank C. Graves

The regulatory contract and restructuring: a modest proposal pp. 71-83

Raymond S. Hartman and Richard D. Tabors

Bulk-power reliability: more than apple pie and motherhood pp. 84-85

Eric Hirst

Volume 9, issue 9, 1996

In this issue pp. II-II

Robert O. Merritz

Getting it right the first time: The value of transmission and high technologies pp. 8-17

Marija Ilic and Leonard Hyman

ISOs--raising the bar for power system software pp. 18-25

Ralph Masiello and Lee Willis

Beyond the contract path: a realistic approach to transmission pricing pp. 26-33

Michael A. Cannella, "Del" Disher, Ellis O. and Robert T. Gagliardi

Zonal transmission pricing: methodology and preliminary results from the WSCC pp. 34-41

Steven Walton and Richard D. Tabors

Transmission capacity reservations implemented through a spot market with transmission congestion contracts pp. 42-55

Scott M. Harvey, William W. Hogan and Susan L. Pope

Efficient access transmission pricing pp. 56-60

Paul Hassink and Steve Jones

A market-based proposal for transmission pricing pp. 61-67

Richard D. Tabors

The regulatory divide: federal and state jurisdiction in a restructured electricity industry pp. 68-79

Sidney Mannheim Jubien

Competition is constitutional: four fallacies in the argument that transmission access constitutes a taking pp. 80-84

Sara D. Schotland

Efficient transmission pricing for an ISO pp. 88-89

Charles A. Falcone

Volume 9, issue 8, 1996

In this issue pp. II-II

Robert O. Marritz

Missing from the portfolio pp. 2-2

Robert L. Bradley

The efficiency of wholesale vs. retail competition in electricity pp. 12-20

Douglas R. Bohi and Karen Palmer

Will customer choice always lower costs? pp. 21-31

Steven B. Corneli

FERC must fix its electric utility merger policy pp. 32-43

Mark W. Frankena

Practical aspects of electricity restructuring pp. 44-57

William H. Dunn and Mark A. Rossi

Markets of the future, utilities of the past pp. 58-65

Robert J. Michaels

Using markets to value stranded costs pp. 66-74

Jonathan Lesser and Malcolm Ainspan

The establishment and transformation of municipal electric utilities pp. 75-83

Martin Schweitzer

The monopolist's guide: the five Ds of competition pp. 88-88

Artimus J. Citron

Volume 9, issue 7, 1996

In this issue pp. II-II

Robert O. Marritz

The new electricity industry; what's at stake? pp. 10-16

William Heller, Paul Jansen and Les Silverman

Winning in electricity generation pp. 17-23

Lewis Hashimoto, Paul Jansen and Gerrit van Geyn

Winning in the emerging energy services business pp. 24-32

Dilip Kamat, Ken Ostrowski and Richard Stuebi

Building a winning electric utility organization pp. 33-38

Gary Farha, Kevin Keough and Les Silverman

Supply management: the next competitive advantage for utilities pp. 39-43

Stephen Budd and Frank Heard

Property law: it's physical--and logical pp. 44-51

John Rowe and Paige Graening

Estimating transition costs: assessing the options pp. 52-64

Lester W. Baxter

Ten key questions for the restructuring regulator pp. 65-70

Peter Navarro

Ratepayer-funded energy efficiency programs in a restructured electricity industry pp. 71-81

J. Eto, C. Goldman and M. S. Kito

Restructuring in print pp. 84-85

Robert O. Marritz

Volume 9, issue 6, 1996

In this issue pp. II-II

Robert O. Marritz

Stranded Costs Revisited pp. 2-3

Lester W. Baxter

Paul Joskow Responds pp. 3-3

Paul Joskow

Gas Cooling Is Cost-Effective pp. 3-3

Rehan Gilani

Public purpose energy efficiency programs and utilities in restructured markets pp. 14-25

Michael J. King, Grayson A. Heffner, Ståle Johansen and Brian Kick

Local integrated resource planning: a new tool for a competitive era pp. 26-36

Nicholas Lenssen

Efficiency and sustainability in restructured electricity markets: the renewables portfolio standard pp. 37-49

Nancy A. Rader and Richard B. Norgaard

Recent trends in utility program funding and design in California pp. 50-57

Michael Messenger

Access to the utility information asset: precondition for a competitive energy services industry pp. 58-69

Donald K. Schultz

Restructuring for sustainability: Toward new electric services industries pp. 70-79

Ralph Cavanagh

The future for energy service companies: changes and trends pp. 80-84

Glenn E. Shippee

Volume 9, issue 5, 1996

In this issue pp. II-II

Robert O. Marritz

A proposal to rationalize transmission: picture the grid as a lake pp. 12-17

John C. Berlier and David J. McCarthy

Ancillary transmission services pp. 18-25

Lester H. Fink

Implementing RTGs and ISOs: not just a technicality pp. 26-34

Richard P. Felak

FMPA v. FPL: The FERC takes another step toward network transmission pp. 35-46

Robert A. Jablon and Bonnie S. Blair

Competition in transmission: it's coming sooner or later pp. 46-58

Eric C. Woychik

Capturing stranded value in nuclear plant assets pp. 59-65

Robert G. Schoenberger and Robert L. Cudlin

Restructuring here and there: Lessons for the U.S. from far south of the border pp. 66-73

R. Peter Lalor and Hernán García

The open access rule and increased emissions -- a red herring pp. 74-75

C. A. Falcone and D. E. Heydlauff

What kind of future for energy efficiency? pp. 76-82

Joseph Eto and Eric Hirst

Volume 9, issue 4, 1996

In this issue pp. II-II

Robert O. Marritz

TVA ain't broke; don't fix it pp. 2-2

David N. Smith

China's three gorges dam: Mammoth opportunities--and risks pp. 10-13

Kennedy P. Maize

Global forces shape the electricity industry pp. 14-20

Roger Rainbow

Challenges for gas technology in a restructured electric industry pp. 21-31

Stephen D. Ban

Technology--it's only begun to make a difference pp. 32-45

Richard E. Balzhiser

Breaking up is not so hard to do: a disaggregation proposal pp. 46-55

Eric Blank, Rick Gilliam and Jon Wellinghoff

Policy choices on the road to a competitive electricity market pp. 56-61

Vikram S. Budhraja

Integrating financial thinking with strategic planning to achieve competitive success pp. 62-67

Frank A. Felder

Regulating competition: transition or travesty? pp. 68-78

Charles J. Cicchetti and Kristina M. Sepetys

Technology for a competitive industry pp. 81-81

Robert L. Hirsch

Volume 9, issue 3, 1996

In this issue pp. II-II

Robert O. Marritz

Questions N.Y. externality study pp. 2-3

Jonathan Wallach

Six useful observations for designers of PBR plans pp. 16-23

G. Alan Comnes, Steve Stoft, Nathanael Greene and Larry Hill

Seven basic rules for the PBR regulator pp. 24-30

Peter Navarro

Does stranded cost recovery distort competition? pp. 31-45

Paul Joskow

How to construct a service quality index in performance-based ratemaking pp. 46-53

Barbara R. Alexander

Productivity, electricity, science: powering a green future pp. 54-60

Jesse H. Ausubel

A framework for operations in the competitive open access environment pp. 61-69

Marija D. Ilic, Frank C. Graves, Lester H. Fink and Albert M. DiCaprio

NUGs and the new electric industry: dream or nightmare? pp. 70-77

Michael J. Thompson

How should utilities adjust to the coming deregulated environment? pp. 78-83

N. A. Nicewarner

Electricity pricing trends challenge conventional wisdom on retail wheeling pp. 84-86

Kari J. Smith

Volume 9, issue 2, 1996

In this issue pp. II-II

Robert O. Marritz

NARUC: still a major player pp. 2-2

Bob Anderson

CAAA permit curbs can hurt pp. 2-3

Stefan M. Brown, Otto C. Doering and Kevin T. McNamara

Avoiding pitfalls in project finance and investment: The lessons of experience pp. 14-20

Anthony A. Churchill

Independent power: Global agent of change pp. 21-27

Elliot Roseman and Anil Malhotra

Regulation: What the prime minister needs to know pp. 28-36

Bernard Tenenbaum

Regulation and competition without privatization: Norway's experience pp. 37-45

Jan Moen and Jan Hamrin

The electricity industry in Spain pp. 46-55

Edward Kahn

India faces restructuring: the need is with the states pp. 56-62

Harvey Salgo

Reshaping power markets: Lessons from South America pp. 63-71

R. Peter Lalor and Hernán García

It's time to sell the TVA pp. 72-77

William F. Malec

Liberalization of India's electric power sector: evolution or anarchy? pp. 78-86

Reinier Lock

Capital Strategies for Power Generation pp. 89-89

Paul F. Levy

Volume 9, issue 1, 1996

In this issue pp. II-II

Robert O. Marritz

Get the paradigm right pp. 2-3

Arthur W. Adelberg

Culpable regulators pp. 3-4

Vito Stagliano

Slow down the mega-merger feeding frenzy pp. 10-13

Richard J. Pierce

Merger policy guidelines for the electric power industry pp. 14-27

John W. Wilson

Electric utility mergers: the wrong strategy at the wrong time pp. 28-36

Robert J. Michaels

The consumer case for conditional repeal of the Holding Company Act pp. 37-45

Marty Kanner

Stand-alone PUHCA repeal in the 104th congress: We can do better pp. 46-53

Clyde Wayne Crews

Interstate transmission for a direct sale: a regulatory gap in wheeling authority? pp. 54-59

Joseph V. Vasapoli

Is there a rational path to pp. 60-66

Karl A. McDermott and Competition?, Implementing

How will it all end? the electric utility industry in 2005 pp. 67-73

Paul Joskow

Grid investment: can a market do the job? pp. 74-79

James Bushnell and Steven Stoft

The retail energy services company model for restructuring the electric utility industry pp. 80-88

Michael Arny