The Electricity Journal

Volume 1 - 24

Current editor(s): R. Cohen

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Volume 6, issue 10, 1994

Transition to competition: Federal initiatives and industry opportunities pp. 26-32

William L. Hon. Massey

Efficient block rate structures: Rethinking conventional wisdom pp. 54-59

John Chamberlin and Ken Seiden

An examination of factors influencing aggregate electric utility equity return shortfalls pp. 60-65

R. Charles Moyer and E. Claggett

Environmental externalities and the social rate of discount pp. 66-72

James Cater

A study of the privatisation of the electricity supply industry in England and Wales pp. 73-73

William W. Hogan and Steven L. Walton

Volume 6, issue 9, 1993

Purchased power incentives pp. 2-2

Sarah Johnson and Johannes P. Pfeifenberger

NERA disagrees with Stutz pp. 2-2

Hethie Parmesano

The tools of competition: Differentiation, segmentation and the microprocessor pp. 18-23

James M. Piepmeier, David O. Jermain and Terry L. Egnor

Re-engineering DSM: Opportunities through information and integration pp. 24-33

Philip Hanser, Wade Malcolm and Roger D. Levy

Why industry demand-side management programs should be self-directed pp. 34-40

Terry Pritchett, LoVeen Moody and Maurice Brubaker

The TRC and RIM test, how they got that way, and when to apply them pp. 41-45

James F. Deegan

Mitigating rate impacts of DSM programs pp. 46-56

John Chamberlin, Patricia Herman and Greg Wikler

Evaluating the cost effectiveness of shade trees for demand-side management pp. 57-65

E. Gregory McPherson

The effects of the 1990 clean air act on system dispatch and marginal costs pp. 66-70

John H. Wile, Bruce J. Ambrose and Hethie S. Parmesano

Allowance trading made easy: The cash-forward settlement pp. 71-75

Carlton W. Bartels

Emission allowances-- How volatile a market? pp. 76-80

Allen McKee

Volume 6, issue 8, 1993

Establishing firm transmission rights using a rated system path model pp. 20-33

Steven L. Walton

Time to face FACs: How fuel clauses undermine energy efficiency pp. 34-41

Richard E. Morgan

'Green pricing': Customer choice moves beyond IRP pp. 42-50

David Moskovitz

Coordination in the wholesale market: Where does it work? pp. 51-59

Richard Gilbert, Edward Kahn and Matthew White

Building a CO2 mitigation portfolio: The future is now for carbon sinks pp. 60-69

Mark C. Trexler and Kathleen S. McFall

Allowance trading -- No need for states to reinvent the regulatory wheel pp. 70-75

Lisa Chalstrom

Green cars and industrial policy pp. CO3-CO3

Kennedy P. Maize

Volume 6, issue 7, 1993

Better living through electricity pp. 2-3

Mark P. Mills

Freeman: Lovins is wrong on EVs pp. 2-2

S. David Freeman

Truth, not scare, on CO2 policy pp. 4-5

David B. Goldstein

Showcase the cream pp. 6-7

Ted Flanigan

The CBOT did it right pp. 6-6

David P. Prosperi

Tailor DSM for custumers pp. 6-6

J. M. Piepmeier, D. O. Jermain and T. L. Egnor

Ventilating BPA conservation pp. 7-7

Pamela Brandis

Unfair advantage for IPPs? pp. 7-8

Robert R. Reagan

S&P sees strong co-ops pp. 8-9

Philip Y. Edwards

Western is repaying its costs pp. 9-9

Kenneth G. Maxey

Gas cooling as DSM pp. 9-10

Dennis Moran

Buy vs. build: Where the issue stands pp. 45-49

Laura J. Rittenhouse

Competitive generation is here pp. 50-53

Roger W. Sant

Balancing incentives in a competitive marketplace pp. 54-65

Susan Stratton Morse and Meg Meal

From status to contract: Reliability concerns and infrastructure weakness pp. 66-69

Daniel Wm. Fessler

The chaos of competition: It's only just begun pp. 70-71

Leonard Hyman

'Incentives' for purchased power: Compensation for risk or reward for inefficiency? pp. 71-74

Scott Hempling

Give utility investors a reason to like purchased power pp. 71-71

Mark Luftig

Integrating purchased power into the resource portfolio--an exercise in mitigating risks pp. 74-75

Kent Foster

Much ado about section 712 pp. 75-76

Jeffrey D. Watkiss

A survey of current real-time pricing programs pp. 76-77

Juliet C. Mak and Bruce R. Chapman

The perils of marketing: A stitch in time saves nine pp. 78-79

Jeffrey H. Howard

Volume 6, issue 6, 1993

What does a negawatt really cost? Further thoughts and evidence pp. 14-26

Paul Joskow and Donald B. Marron

The slippery slope of fuel substitution pp. 27-33

Richard S. Tempchin and Dean White

The transfer loss is all transfer, no loss pp. 34-41

Paul Chernick and Jonathan Wallach

Bonus payments solve a real problem: Responding to critics pp. 41-44

Eric Blank

Breakup of the Bell monopoly: Lessons for electric utilities pp. 45-51

James M. Piepmeier, David O. Jermain and Terry L. Egnor

Financial leverage and the energy policy act of 1992 pp. 52-61

Edward H. Jennings

A dissenting view on global climate change pp. 62-69

Henry R. Linden

Greenhouse gas emission offsets: A global warming insurance policy pp. 70-83

Sheryl D. Sturges

Don't force utilities to abandon coal pp. 84-87

Steven A. Mitnick

Global warming: Do the right thing pp. 89-89

R. Evan Wallace

Volume 6, issue 5, 1993

'Zero emission' vehicles aren't pp. 2-3

Amory B. Lovins

Debunking 'transfer losses' pp. 3-3

M. Alexis Maniatis and Johannes P. Pfeifenberger

Electricity agenda items for the new FERC pp. 18-28

Paul Joskow

The FERC: Designated driver and head herdsman for electric industry restructing pp. 29-35

Charles G. Stalon

Making competition work: Advice to the new commission pp. 36-47

Scott Hempling

Life after the Energy Policy Act of 1992 pp. 48-65

John Jurewitz

RTGs: A new model for economic regualtion-- Or old wine in a new bottle? pp. 66-75

Reinier Lock

Today's utility business (or, boy scouts in the temple of Mammon) pp. 76-81

Leonard S. Hyman

Volume 6, issue 4, 1993

NRDC Misleading on CO2 pp. 2-3

Fredrick D. Palmer

Do utility DSM programs increase risk? pp. 24-31

Eric Hirst

Minimizing non-participant DSM rate impacts--without harming program participation pp. 32-41

Eric Blank

It's time for a market-based approach to DSM pp. 42-52

A. L. Kolbe, M. A. Maniatis, J. P. Pfeifenberger and D. M. Weinstein

The most successful DSM programs in North America pp. 53-65

Ted Flanigan and June Weintraub

One office building is not like another: The need for greater analytical rigor pp. 66-71

Ken Monts

How reliable are DSM resources? pp. 72-80

Peter W. Jackson

DSM -- It's a contact sport pp. 88-88

Maura O'Neill

Volume 6, issue 3, 1993

Letters to the editor pp. 2-3

Eric Blank, Bruce Driver and Eric Hirst

The surprising role of risk in utility integrated resource planning pp. 20-33

Shimon Awerbuch

Sell lumens, not kilowatts: The future for electric utilities pp. 34-39

James M. Piepmeier, David O. Jermain and Terry L. Egnor

The role of electrification in a sustainable energy future pp. 40-45

Clark W. Gellings

Electric vehicles: A new challenge for utility planners pp. 46-53

Diane O. Wittenberg and Julianne K. Meurice

Get ready for the newest competitor: The vertically integrated utility pp. 54-62

George Liparidis and Alvin S. Pak

Insurance for electric and magnetic field litigation: Are you covered? pp. 63-71

Eugene R. Anderson and Charles A. Stewart

Renewables bible pp. 72-72

David Moskovitz

Volume 6, issue 2, 1993

Electric transmission: A new model for old priciples pp. 18-29

William W. Hogan

Operating a transmission company under open access: The basic requirements pp. 40-50

Sally Hunt and Graham Shuttleworth

Diversification performance of electric utilities pp. 51-63

Murray Silverman

Utilities and CO2 emissions: Who bears the risks of future regulation? pp. 64-75

Ralph Cavanagh, Ashok Gupta, Dan Lashof and Marika Tatsutani

Volume 6, issue 1, 1993

Retail wheeling -- not! pp. 2-2

Charles E. MacInnis

TVA sets us right pp. 2-2

Mary Cartwright

Doubtful on DSM pp. 2-3

Robert Polys

The unclear science of CO2 pp. 3-5

Henry R. Linden

Two cheers for the energy policy act! pp. 26-32

Karl Hausker

Electricity after the energy policy acts of 1992: The regulatory agenda pp. 33-43

Ashely C. Brown

Taxing pollution instead of labor: Is it a prudent CO2 reduction policy? pp. 51-57

Ajay K. Sanghi and Anthony L. Joseph

Carbon taxes: The case for state leadership pp. 58-69

Frank Muller

Transmission access: A developer's perspective pp. 70-79

Barney Rush