The Electricity Journal

Volume 1 - 24

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Volume 19, issue 10, 2006

Mandated RPS Ignores Economic, Political Reality pp. 3-4

Jay Morrison

Efforts to Harmonize Gas Pipeline Operations with the Demands of the Electricity Sector pp. 7-26

Kenneth Costello

Reactive Power from Distributed Energy pp. 27-38

John Kueck, Brendan Kirby, Tom Rizy, Fangxing Li and Ndeye Fall

The Texas Energy-Only Resource Adequacy Mechanism pp. 39-49

Eric S. Schubert, David Hurlbut, Parviz Adib and Shmuel Oren

Toward More Comprehensive Assessments of FERC Electricity Restructuring Policies: A Review of Recent Benefit-Cost Studies of RTOs pp. 50-62

Joseph H. Eto, Douglas R. Hale and Bernard C. Lesieutre

Power Sector Reform in Developing Countries: A Return to Basics pp. 63-70

James B. Douglas

Africa's Infrastructure Gathering: A Report Card pp. 71-76

Reinier Lock

In this issue pp. CO2-CO2

Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 19, issue 9, 2006

How Regulatory Risk Has Moved Front and Center in the Tug-of-War between State Commissions and Public Utilities pp. 3-9

Paul Keglevic, John McConomy and John Koppin

The Impact of California's Global Warming Legislation on the Electric Utility Industry pp. 10-16

Seth Hilton

Power and People pp. 17-25

Jay Apt and Baruch Fischhoff

The Benefits and Risks of Virtual Bidding in Multi-Settlement Markets pp. 26-36

Alan G. Isemonger

A Mixed Nordic Experience: Implementing Competitive Retail Electricity Markets for Household Customers pp. 37-44

Ole Jess Olsen, Tor Arnt Johnsen and Philip Lewis

Privatization of the Electricity Sector in Emerging Markets: The Organizational Challenge for Governments pp. 45-54

John P. Banks

Assessment of U.S. Electric End-Use Energy Efficiency Potential pp. 55-69

Clark W. Gellings, Greg Wikler and Debyani Ghosh

Electricity Market Reform: What Have We Learned? What Have We Gained? pp. 70-83

Fereidoon P. Sioshansi

In this issue pp. CO2-CO2

Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 19, issue 8, 2006

2050: A Pricing Odyssey pp. 3-11

Ahmad Faruqui

A Vision of Demand Response - 2016 pp. 12-23

Roger Levy

How to Get More Response from Demand Response pp. 24-31

Scott Neumann, Fereidoon Sioshansi, Ali Vojdani and Gaymond Yee

Repeal of the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935: Implications and Options for State Commissions pp. 32-42

Robert E. Burns and Michael Murphy

Efficient Allocation of Reserve Costs in RTO Markets pp. 43-51

Laurence D. Kirsch and Mathew J. Morey

Removing Disincentives: State Regulatory Treatment of Merger Savings pp. 52-58

Kenneth Gordon and Wayne P. Olson

Africa: Private Power's Next Frontier? pp. 59-70

Reinier Lock

Transmission Investment: A Primer pp. 71-82

Joe McGarvey

Energizing Efficiency's Potential pp. 83-87

Thomas R. Kuhn

Regulators Will Need to Be Mindful of Which Transmission Institutions They Want pp. 88-90

Edward N. Krapels

In this issue pp. CO2-CO2

Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 19, issue 7, 2006

Burdens of Calif. GHG Rules Were Greatly Exaggerated pp. 3-5

Edan Rotenberg

Corporate Structure Events Involving Regulated Utilities: The Need for a Multidisciplinary, Multijurisdictional Approach pp. 7-18

Scott Hempling

Green Means 'Go?'--A Colorful Approach to a U.S. National Renewable Portfolio Standard pp. 19-32

Benjamin K. Sovacool and Christopher Cooper

Incentive Regulation for German Energy Network Operators pp. 33-37

Michael Kraus

Transmission Management in the Aftermath of Electricity Restructuring in Turkey pp. 38-46

Osman Bulent Tor and Mohammad Shahidehpour

Forecasting Long-Run Electricity Prices pp. 47-57

Gregory Hamm and Adam Borison

The Compatibility of Economic Theory and Proactive Energy Efficiency Policy pp. 58-73

Keith Dennis

Betting Big on Baseload pp. 74-85

Daniel Gabaldon, Eric Spiegel and Joe Van den Berg

Electric Transmission One Year after the Energy Bill pp. 86-91

Ed Gray

In this issue pp. CO2-CO2

Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 19, issue 6, 2006

A Look Back at the Long Path to Mandating Electric Reliability Standards through the Energy Policy Act of 2005 pp. 11-23

Ellen Swyler Young

Power Sector Reform: Is There a Road Forward? pp. 24-37

Sarah Potts Voll, Michael B. Rosenzweig and Carlos Pabon-Agudelo

Want to Put an End to Capacity Markets? Think Real-Time Pricing pp. 38-48

Mark Reeder

Evaluation of Economic Merger Control Techniques Applied to the European Electricity Sector pp. 49-56

Leen Vandezande, Leonardo Meeus, Bram Delvaux, Geert Van Calster and Ronnie Belmans

Incorporating a Time Horizon in Rate-of-Return Estimations: Discounted Cash Flow Model in Electric Transmission Rate Cases pp. 57-63

Bishu Chatterjee and Peter A. Sharp

Understanding the Benefits of Dispersed Grid-Connected Photovoltaics: From Avoiding the Next Major Outage to Taming Wholesale Power Markets pp. 64-72

Steven E. Letendre and Richard Perez

Nuclear Power and Climate Change: Aspects of the Current Debate pp. 73-82

William Space

In this issue pp. CO2-CO2

Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 19, issue 5, 2006

Though Demand Response Faces Hurdles, Restructuring Has Displayed Benefits pp. 3-4

Andy Ott

The authors respond pp. 4-6

Seth Blumsack, Jay Apt and Lester Lave

Alternative Regulation for North American Electric Utilities pp. 15-26

Mark Newton Lowry and Lawrence Kaufmann

Antitrust Enforcement in the Electricity and Gas Industries: Problems and Solutions for the EU pp. 27-34

François Lévêque

Measuring and Explaining Electricity Price Changes in Restructured States pp. 35-42

Mark L. Fagan

Regulating Greenhouse Gas 'Leakage': How California Can Evade the Impending Constitutional Attacks pp. 43-53

Brian H. Potts

A State-Based Approach to Building a Liquid National Market for Renewable Energy Certificates: The REC-EX Model pp. 54-68

Christopher B. Berendt

Utility Provider Liability for Electrical Failure: Implications for Interdependent Critical Infrastructure pp. 69-81

Colleen E. Brown, Stephanie E. Chang and Timothy L. McDaniels

The Value of Independent Regional Grid Operators pp. 82-85

Phillip G. Harris

In this issue pp. CO2-CO2

Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 19, issue 4, 2006

Valuing Grid Capacity Requires Data-Intensive Simulation Modeling pp. 3-4

David Riker and Ira Shavel

The Authors Respond pp. 4-5

Andrew N. Kleit and James D. Reitzes

Changing the Rules of the 'ROE': A Reform in Waiting pp. 14-20

Joshua Z. Rokach

Toward a New Paradigm for Valuing Demand Response pp. 21-31

Robert Earle and Ahmad Faruqui

Why Reliability Options Are the Answer in New England pp. 32-41

Miles Bidwell

Alleged Transmission Inadequacy: Is Restructuring the Cure or the Cause? pp. 42-51

Timothy Brennan

Inching Our Way to a Smarter Power Grid pp. 52-55

Peter Asmus

A Simple Solution to a Very Old Problem pp. 56-59

Hoff Stauffer and Jurgen Weiss

In this issue pp. CO2-CO2

Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 19, issue 3, 2006

Ex Ante or Ex Post? Risk, Hedging and Prudence in the Restructured Power Business pp. 11-29

Jeff D. Makholm, Eugene T. Meehan and Julia E. Sullivan

The Human Right to Access Electricity pp. 30-39

Stephen Tully

Renewable Energy Development Incentives: Strengths, Weaknesses and the Interplay pp. 40-51

Gunnar Birgisson and Erik Petersen

Demand Response from Day-Ahead Hourly Pricing for Large Customers pp. 52-63

Nicole Hopper, Charles Goldman and Bernie Neenan

The Role of Demand Response in Default Service Pricing pp. 64-74

Galen Barbose, Charles Goldman and Bernie Neenan

Capacity Markets and Market Stability pp. 75-80

Hoff Stauffer

Beware Capital Charge Rates pp. 81-86

Hoff Stauffer

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 19, issue 2, 2006

Sure There Are Losers, But Dereg Is Putting Money in Users' Pockets pp. 3-4

Gary L. Hunt

Author Misread CERA Study as Weighing Costs versus Benefits pp. 4-5

Lawrence J. Makovich

The Author Responds pp. 5-6

Howard M. Spinner

Lessons from the Failure of U.S. Electricity Restructuring pp. 15-32

Seth A. Blumsack, Jay Apt and Lester Lave

Pushing the Envelope on Rate Design pp. 33-42

Ahmad Faruqui and Stephen S. George

Regional State Committees Can Help Provide a Regional Perspective to Planning and Siting Decisions, Reducing the Need for Federal Preemption pp. 43-51

Gregory Basheda

Renewable Orphans: Adopting Legal Renewable Standards at the State Level pp. 52-61

Steven Ferrey

The Acquisition of Endesa by Gas Natural: Why the Antitrust Authorities Are Right to Be Cautious pp. 62-68

Julian Barquin, Lars Bergman, Claude Crampes, Jean-Michel Glachant, Richard Green, Christian Hirschhausen, François Lévêque and Steven Stoft

Estimating the Economic "Trade" Value of Increased Transmission Capability pp. 69-78

Andrew N. Kleit and James D. Reitzes

CO2 Allowance Allocation in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative and the Effect on Electricity Investors pp. 79-90

Dallas Burtraw, Danny Kahn and Karen Palmer

The Capacity Value of Wind in the United States: Methods and Implementation pp. 91-99

Michael Milligan and Kevin Porter

In this issue pp. CO2-CO2

Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 19, issue 1, 2006

The Energy Policy Act's Reliability Provisions: Uncontroversial, Yes, but Doomed to Ineffectiveness? pp. 10-17

Greg Williams and Andrea R. Robinson

Real-Time Pricing as an Optional Service: It's Alive, But Is It Well? pp. 18-29

Charles Goldman, Galen Barbose and Bernie Neenan

The Benefits of Restructuring: It's Not Your Grandfather's Electric Utility Anymore pp. 30-41

Sheldon Switzer and Mary M. Straub

A Response to Two Recent Studies that Purport to Calculate Electric Utility Restructuring Benefits Captured by Consumers pp. 42-47

Howard M. Spinner

Balancing Cost and Risk: The Treatment of Renewable Energy in Western Utility Resource Plans pp. 48-59

Ryan Wiser and Mark Bolinger

Enter Stage Left: The New Energy Merchants pp. 60-65

Andy Patterson

It Matters Which Way You Slice It: Risk Management for the 2005 Procurement Auction of Italy's Acquirente Unico pp. 66-76

Hamish Fraser and Salvatore Lanza

India's Electricity Sector in Transition: Can Its Giant Goals Be Met? pp. 77-84

Hubert H. Reineberg

PUHCA Repeal: Higher Prices, Less R&D, and More Market Abuses? pp. 85-89

Benjamin K. Sovacool

In this issue pp. CO2-CO2

Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch