The Electricity Journal

Volume 1 - 24

Current editor(s): R. Cohen

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Volume 17, issue 10, 2004

Vertical Integration: The Economics that Electricity Forgot pp. 11-23

Robert J. Michaels

California's Shocking Secret: Deregulation Did Work in Spite of Itself pp. 24-31

Phillip Muller

A Public Utility's Obligation to Serve: Saber or Double-Edged Sword? pp. 32-49

Peter W. Hanschen and Gordon P. Erspamer

Keeping up with Retail Access? Developments in U.S. Restructuring and Resource Procurement for Regulated Retail Service pp. 50-64

Johannes P. Pfeifenberger, Adam C. Schumacher and Joseph B. Wharton

Pricing Full Requirements for Full Value pp. 65-70

Jonathan M. Jacobs

Reliability @ Risk: A New Paradigm for Assessing Reliability pp. 71-84

Ralph Masiello, John Spare, Alan Roark and Sam Brattini

Effective Load Carrying Capability of Wind Generation: Initial Results with Public Data pp. 85-95

Edward P. Kahn

No Simple Answers to the Challenges of Powering California's Economy pp. 96-97

Vikram S. Budhraja

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 17, issue 9, 2004

Portable Entitlements: Unlikely to Resolve Transition Dilemma pp. 3-6

Hethie Parmesano

Power Sector Reform: Experiences from the Road pp. 16-28

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

Electricity Company Affiliate Asset Transfer and Self-Build Policies: Renewed Regulatory Challenges pp. 29-40

A. Joseph Cavicchi and Scott T. Jones

Beyond Market Shares and Cost-Plus Pricing: Designing a Horizontal Market Power Mitigation Framework for Today's Electricity Markets pp. 41-60

Julia Frayer, Nazli Z. Uludere and Sam Lovick

Find the Public Good: Shedding Light on a Bulk Grid Electricity Card Trick pp. 61-67

Russell William Houldin

Understanding Generator Optionality: How the Tools of Stock Brokers and Poker Players Are Shaping the World of Generator Self-Commitment pp. 68-77

Brad Wagner and Rajesh Rajaraman

A Consumer Portal at the Junction of Electricity, Communications, and Consumer Energy Services pp. 78-84

Clark W. Gellings

FERC and the States: A Marriage of Necessity? pp. 85-89

Edward Comer

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 17, issue 8, 2004

Rethinking Electricity Deregulation pp. 11-26

Lester Lave, Jay Apt and Seth Blumsack

The Design and Effectiveness of Electricity Capacity Market Rules in the Northeast and California pp. 27-32

Edward Krapels, Paul Flemming and Stephen Conant

Net Zero: Distributed Generation and FERC's MidAmerican Decision pp. 33-42

Steven Ferrey

FERC Imposes New Constraints on Utility Procurement pp. 43-51

Kurt Strunk and Kushal Patel

Do Portfolio Managers Have an Inherent Conflict of Interest with Energy Efficiency? pp. 52-62

Devra Bachrach, Sheryl Carter and Sarah Jaffe

Best Practices in Procurement of Default Electric Service: A Portfolio Management Approach pp. 63-69

Amy Roschelle and William Steinhurst

The Evolving Role of the Energy Agent in the Deregulated Electricity Market pp. 70-78

George R. Pleat

The Outlook for U.S. Nuclear Power in the 21st Century pp. 79-86

Matias F. Travieso-Diaz and R. Budd Haemer

Forget About Liquefied Natural Gas: We Need Diverse Clean Energy Now pp. 87-90

Woodrow W. Clark

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 17, issue 7, 2004

Rosenberg's 'Leap' Not Warranted On LMP Issue pp. 3-5

Carlos Pabon-Agudelo and Sarah P. Voll

Letter to the Editor pp. 5-6

A. Rosenberg

Will the New Electricity Trading Arrangements Ensure Generation Adequacy? pp. 15-38

Miles Bidwell and Alex Henney

Deregulation: Magic or Mayhem? pp. 39-47

Euan C. Blauvelt

Supporting Retail Choice and Resource Adequacy under Wholesale Market Choice: A Portable Entitlements Program pp. 48-50

Richard P. O'Neill and Marsha L. Gransee

Shining Light, Not Shedding Light pp. 51-54

Frank A. Felder

Power Investing: How to Invest in the Electricity Industry pp. 55-64

Christopher D. Bullinger and Akshay A. Shetty

U.S. Transmission Capacity: A Review of Transmission Plans pp. 65-79

Eric Hirst

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 17, issue 6, 2004

The Value of Wind Energy as a Function of Wind Capacity pp. 11-20

Eric Hirst and Jeffrey Hild

Utility-Scale Storage of Renewable Energy pp. 21-29

Christopher Schaber, Patrick Mazza and Roel Hammerschlag

On-Site Generation and Pricing Policies for a Local Distribution Company: A Utility Line Is "Used and Useful" Even if It's Not in Use pp. 30-38

Sheldon Switzer

One Cheer for the Frist/Alexander Plan to Remodel TVA pp. 39-50

Allan G. Pulsipher

Analyzing the Blackout Report's Recommendations: Alternatives for a Flexible, Dynamic Grid pp. 51-59

Michael Giberson and Lynne Kiesling

Taking the Fork in the Road: Retooling Electricity Policy pp. 60-68

Joshua Z. Rokach

The Thaw: The End of the Ice Age For American Utility Rate Cases--Are You Ready? pp. 69-74

Hethie Parmesano and Jeff D. Makholm

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 17, issue 5, 2004

Increased Dependence on Natural Gas for Electric Generation: Meeting the Challenge pp. 10-29

Kenneth Costello

Options for Improving Reliability: How Do They Impact Air Quality? pp. 30-42

Kevin Cooney and Heidi Nelson Ries

Reliability in Electricity Markets: Another Binding Constraint? pp. 43-53

John N. Jiang and Jun Yu

Pricing and Efficiency in "Lumpy" Energy Markets pp. 54-64

Wedad Elmaghraby, Richard O'Neill, Michael Rothkopf and William Stewart

Benchmarking the Price Reasonableness of an Electricity Tolling Agreement pp. 65-75

Chi-Keung Woo, Arne Olson and Ren Orans

The Effect of Regulatory Reform on Employment and Earnings in the U.S. Electricity Sector pp. 76-86

M. Scott Niederjohn

Competitive, Regulated, or Somewhere in Between? Where Do We Go from Here? pp. 87-94

Fereidoon Sioshansi and Lawrence D. Hamlin

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 17, issue 4, 2004

The Social Benefit of the Limited Exercise of Local Market Power pp. 12-23

Jonathan Falk

Transmission Planning Today: A Challenging Undertaking pp. 24-32

Ramón Nadira, Ricardo R. Austria, Carlos A. Dortolina and Miguel A. Avila

Market Price Risks of Merchant Generation pp. 33-48

Thomas W. Parkinson

Uncovering the True Value in Merchant Generation pp. 49-58

Nazli Z. Uludere and A. J. Goulding

When a Rose Is Not a Rose: A Review of Recent Estimates of Congestion Costs pp. 59-73

Bernard C. Lesieutre and Joseph H. Eto

Competitive Procurement and Internet-Based Auction: Electricity Capacity Option pp. 74-78

Debra Lloyd, Chi-Keung Woo, Michael Borden, Ron Warrington and Carmen Baskette

Designing Demand Response Programs in New England to Achieve Air Quality Benefits pp. 79-87

Geoffrey Keith, Bruce Biewald and David E. White

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 17, issue 3, 2004

A Proposed Alternative to Locational Marginal Pricing and its Impact on New Generation pp. 11-25

Alan Rosenberg

Protecting the Market from "Hockey Stick" Pricing: How the Public Utility Commission of Texas is Dealing with Potential Price Gouging pp. 26-33

David Hurlbut, Keith Rogas and Shmuel Oren

Hey Buddy, Can You Spare a (Para)Dime for a Kilowatt-Hour?--or--Excuse Me, Do You Have Some (Sea) Change for a Dollar? pp. 34-41

Richard P. Felak

The Electric Power Industry Business Model for the 21st Century pp. 42-51

John O. Sillin

Resource Adequacy Requirement, Reserve Margin, and the Public Goods Argument pp. 52-59

Cliff Rochlin

Electricity in China: The Latest Reforms pp. 60-69

Boon-Siew Yeoh and Rajesh Rajaraman

Predicting Energy Futures pp. 70-79

Dick Munson

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 17, issue 2, 2004

Competition or Reliability in Electricity? What the Coming Policy Shift Means for Restructuring pp. 11-28

Diana L. Moss

Why Investments Do Not Prevent Blackouts pp. 29-36

Daniel Kirschen and Goran Strbac

The Electric Transmission Paradox pp. 37-46

Vito Stagliano and Jolly Hayden

On the Political Economy of Electricity Deregulation--California Style pp. 47-54

Peter Navarro

Transmission Investment Valuations: Weighing Project Benefits pp. 55-67

Rajat K. Deb

Assessing the Impact of Resource Availability on Electric Service Reliability Cost pp. 68-77

Angela S. Chuang

Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Transmission Planning and Expansion pp. 78-82

Aleka Scott

RTO Development at a Tipping Point pp. 83-90

David O. Jermain

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 17, issue 1, 2004

After the Lights Went out pp. 11-15

Robert E. Burns, Scott Potter and Vivian Witkind-Davis

The Angle of Repose in Electricity Restructuring: The 2003 Energy Act, FERC, and the Outlook for Transmission Investment pp. 16-20

Edward N. Krapels

An Observation on Real-Time Pricing: Why Practice Lags Theory pp. 21-25

Kenneth Costello

The State of Retail Electricity Markets in the U.S pp. 26-36

Kenneth Rose

Energy Merchant Debt Prospects: When "Worst-Case" Scenarios Become the "Base Case" pp. 37-50

Peter Rigby

Margadh Aibhléise na hÉireann: A New Electricity Market For Ireland pp. 51-60

Edward D. Kee

Billing and Settlement: Meeting the Challenges of a Wholesale Electricity Market pp. 61-69

Alan Roark and John M. Chevrette

The Power Delivery System of the Future pp. 70-80

Clark W. Gellings and Richard J. Lordan

Nuclear Energy's U.S. Resurgence pp. 81-87

Joe F. Colvin

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch