The Electricity Journal

Volume 1 - 24

Current editor(s): R. Cohen

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Some practical questions about electric utility restructuring pp. 12-18: Jo Campbell
PG&E's bold entry in the transmission policy sweepstakes pp. 26-40: Robert O. Marritz

Fear and loathing at FERC pp. 3-3: Kennedy P. Maize
Co-op lenders hope power contracts keep dominos standing pp. 3-5: Sonya Bruce
Another boost for IPP-hybrid ocean state pp. 5-6: Kennedy P. Maize
FERC's decision on the UP&L-PP&L merger will be a bellwether for future couplings pp. 9-11: Sonya Bruce
PEPCO is talking trash pp. 11-12: Kennedy P. Maize
Rate settlement sparks final diablo battle pp. 12-14: Susan L. Whittington
New energy at state regulator's meeting pp. 15-15: Robert O. Marritz
The case for pp. 16-21: Philip R. Sharp
Investing in efficiency pp. 22-35: Robert O. Marritz
FERC should not include demand-side bidding in its rules pp. 36-38: Paul Joskow
"Lowest total cost" should govern planning pp. 38-40: Northwest Power Planning Council
"Unbundled" conservation can be considered in resource bidding pp. 40-41: Harvard University, Energy and Environmental Policy Center
An incentive program for utility efficiency pp. 42-42: David Moskovitz