The Electricity Journal

Volume 1 - 24

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Volume 16, issue 10, 2003

Who Secures the Security of Supply? European Perspectives on Security, Competition, and Liability pp. 10-19

Enese Lieb-Dóczy, Achim-Rüdiger Börner and Gordon MacKerron

It's All in the Incentives: Lessons Learned in Implementing Incentive Ratemaking pp. 20-29

Wayne P. Olson and Caroline Richards

Benchmarking for Distribution Utilities: A Problematic Approach to Defining Efficiency pp. 30-38

Veronica Irastorza

Allocating the Costs of Contingency Reserves pp. 39-47

Brendan Kirby and Eric Hirst

Demand Response: Not Just Rhetoric, It Can Truly Be the Silver Bullet pp. 48-60

Michael O'Sheasy

Generating Higher Returns by Optimizing the Generation Fleet pp. 61-67

Christopher D. Bullinger and Nicholas D. Bullinger

Gaming the Regulator: A Survey pp. 68-80

Tooraj Jamasb, Paul Nillesen and Michael Pollitt

If SMD Dies, What Parts of Order 888 Do We Need to Fix? pp. 81-84

Kevin Porter

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 16, issue 9, 2003

Standby Rates Issue Is More Nuanced Than Authors Let on pp. 3-4

Hethie S. Parmesano

The Wrong Read On Aerosol Forcing pp. 5-5

Phil Carver

The New York Transmission Congestion Contract Market: Is It Truly Working Efficiently? pp. 14-24

Emily S. Bartholomew, Afzal S. Siddiqui, Chris Marnay and Shmuel S. Oren

Cascading Failures: Survival versus Prevention pp. 25-31

Sarosh N. Talukdar, Jay Apt, Marija Ilic, Lester Lave and M. Granger Morgan

Where Do You Draw the Line? Setting Boundaries Between Gencos, Transcos, and Discos pp. 32-42

Ramón Nadira and Carlos A. Dortolina

The 2003 Blackout: Solutions that Won't Cost a Fortune pp. 43-53

David White, Amy Roschelle, Paul Peterson, David Schlissel, Bruce Biewald and William Steinhurst

Developing a Capacity Payment Mechanism in Italy pp. 54-58

Hamish Fraser and Francesco Lo Passo

Winter Weather Payments: The Impact of Iowa's Winter Utility Shutoff Moratorium on Utility Bill Payments by Low-Income Customers pp. 59-67

Roger D. Colton

The WAP Funding Formula: Ambiguous, Contentious, Forgotten pp. 68-82

Mark J. Kaiser and Allan G. Pulsipher

Why Policy (Good and Bad) Follows Headlines pp. 83-84

Jonathan Falk

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 16, issue 8, 2003

Electricity Capacity Requirements: Who Pays? pp. 11-22

Timothy Brennan

Vision Without Site; Site Without Vision pp. 23-34

Ashley C. Brown and Damon Daniels

The Future of Project Finance: A Respite or Its Demise? pp. 35-38

Reinier Lock

Utility Charges for Extensions: Pay Us Now or Pay Us Later pp. 39-46

Sheldon Switzer

Improving Market Power Mitigation Rules for Peaking Units pp. 47-60

Joseph G. Crespo and Leonardo Giacchino

Transmission Management in the Deregulated Electric Industry: A Case Study on Reactive Power pp. 61-73

Judy W. Chang, Frank C. Graves and Dean M. Murphy

Why We Need Standby Rates for On-Site Generation pp. 74-80

Jay Morrison

Rebuttal: How Far We Have to Go pp. 81-84

Sean Casten

Standby Service to Distributed Generation Projects: The Wrong Tool for Subsidies pp. 85-92

Hethie S. Parmesano

The Meaning of the Blackout pp. 93-93

Ralph Cavanagh

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 16, issue 7, 2003

Diagnosing the California Electricity Crisis pp. 11-37

Frank A. Wolak

Retroactive Retrograde Retreat: Keeping FERC in the Generation Pricing Business Forever pp. 38-49

Jonathan Falk

Sorry, Mr. Falk: It's Too Late to Implement Your Recommendations Now pp. 50-55

Frank A. Wolak

Regulatory Failure in the California Electricity Crisis pp. 56-64

Steven Peterson and Charles Augustine

Getting the Transmission Planning Rules Right for Competitive Markets pp. 65-73

Charles Pratt

How Can FERC Find its Way out of the SMD Cul-de-Sac? Stimulate the Transmission Sector! pp. 74-85

Mathew J. Morey and Christina C. Forbes

Strategizing in the Deregulating Energy Markets: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back, and Where Next? pp. 86-94

Torben J. Andersen and Antonio J. Remedios

High-Voltage Electric Transmission Line Upgrades: The Value of Good Corporate Citizenship pp. 95-102

Chris Hilen

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 16, issue 6, 2003

Standard Market Design: What Went Wrong? What Next? pp. 11-17

Mary Anne Sullivan, Joseph C. Bell and John R. Lilyestrom

The Case for Competition in the U.S. Electricity Business pp. 18-26

Craig R. Roach

Preserving the Benefits of Competition through Effective Competitive Bidding Rules for Utility Resource Procurement pp. 27-36

Alexandre B. Makler and Steven S. Schleimer

Energy Efficiency Leadership in California: Preventing the Next Crisis pp. 37-47

Devra Bachrach

How California Hopes to Manage the Intermittency of Wind Power pp. 48-53

Peter Asmus

Foreign Projects in China's Power Industry: Tariff Reductions and Renegotiations pp. 54-65

Sarah Wee and Kenneth Wee

Mergers and Acquisitions as a Vehicle to Create Value in Uncertain Times pp. 66-75

James Hendrickson

Toward Post-Modern Pricing of Electricity pp. 76-78

Ahmad Faruqui

Energy Policy in Mid-Stream pp. 78-79

Roger D. Stark

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 16, issue 5, 2003

The Shocking Truth about Restructuring of the U.S. Electricity Industry pp. 11-19

Kenneth Costello

Assessing the Challenges Confronting Distributive Electric Generation pp. 20-34

Henry Lee

Performance-Based Regulation for Independent Transmission Companies: Delivering the Promise of Standard Market Design pp. 35-51

Mathew J. Morey

Demand Response Is Important--But Let's Not Oversell (or Over-Price) It pp. 52-64

Steven D. Braithwait

LIHEAP Reauthorization: Is the Time Right for a Formula Fight? pp. 65-77

Mark J. Kaiser and Allan G. Pulsipher

The Distribution System of the Future pp. 78-87

John D. Kueck and Brendan J. Kirby

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 16, issue 4, 2003

Market Power and Demand Responsiveness: Letting Customers Protect Themselves pp. 11-23

Michael B. Rosenzweig, Hamish Fraser, Jonathan Falk and Sarah P. Voll

Aftershocks--And Essential Lessons--From the California Electricity Debacle pp. 24-30

Peter Navarro and Michael Shames

The Role of the Independent Transmission Company in Standardized Wholesale Electricity Markets pp. 31-45

Mathew J. Morey and Eric Hirst

Designing Effective Renewable Markets pp. 46-57

Marc W. Chupka

Are Standby Rates Ever Justified? The Case Against Electric Utility Standby Charges as a Response to On-Site Generation pp. 58-65

Sean Casten

Alternatives for the Elimination of Cross-Subsidies: The Case of Brazil pp. 66-71

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

The Electricity Market in Queensland pp. 72-79

Visit Phunnarungsi and Glen Dixon

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 16, issue 3, 2003

Performance Incentives for Transmission pp. 9-22

Matthew Barmack, Peter Griffes, Edward Kahn and Shmuel Oren

A Critique of the Resource Adequacy Requirement Proposed in FERC's SMD NOPR pp. 23-28

Hamish Fraser

ITP Building Blocks: Functions and Institutions pp. 29-41

Eric Hirst and Mathew J. Morey

Firm-Specific Productive Efficiency: A Response pp. 42-50

Graham Shuttleworth

Harmonizing Electricity Markets with the Physics of Electricity pp. 51-58

Vikram S. Budhraja

An Oligopoly Simulation of a Restructured ERCOT: Will Future Prices Be Competitive? pp. 59-71

Ross Baldick and Martin L. Baughman

Making Every Electricity Consumer a Market Participant (Putting Demand Back in the Equation) pp. 72-78

Hethie S. Parmesano

Credit Crunch: Restoring Confidence among Jittery Investors pp. 79-85

Mark Griffith and (Perry) Sioshansi, Fereidoon P.

Mass., in Truth, Is a good example of sustained DSM pp. 85-85

Jerrold Oppenheim

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 16, issue 2, 2003

Standard Market Design in Wholesale Electricity Markets: Can FERC's Proposed Structure Adapt to the Unknown? pp. 11-19

Lynne Kiesling and Brian Mannix

Market Power Mitigation and Energy-Limited Resources pp. 20-31

Ren Orans, Arne Olson and Carol Opatrny

Output-Based Emission Standards: Advancing Innovative Energy Technologies pp. 32-37

Susan Freedman

Bargaining Outcomes in Rural Electric Cooperative All-Power-Requirements Contract Negotiations in a Deregulated Retail Market pp. 38-53

Matt Lindsey and Chad Settle

Integrated Electricity Markets in New York pp. 54-65

Bradley Kranz, Robert Pike and Eric Hirst

Entrepreneurial Interconnectors and Transmission Planning in Australia pp. 66-76

Bruce Mountain and Geoff Swier

Déjà Vu All over Again: The Return of Project Independence and Ratepayer-Funded DSM pp. 77-81

Richard J. Pierce

Volume 16, issue 1, 2003

In New Zealand, LMP's Rated a Success, Not a Problem pp. 2-4

Bruce Girdwood

The Missing Manifesto: What Economists Should Be Saying about Electric Utility Restructuring in the United States pp. 13-24

John M. Kelly

Can FERC Make SMD Work? pp. 25-38

Gary L. Hunt and Sioshansi, Fereidoon (Perry)

Market Manipulation and Market Flaws pp. 39-46

Richard J. Pierce

Flow-Based Pricing of Inter-Regional Power Transfers pp. 47-54

John L. Seelke

Efficiency as a Discovery Process: Why Enhanced Incentives Outperform Regulatory Mandates pp. 55-62

Dennis L. Weisman and Johannes P. Pfeifenberger

What Do the ISOs' Public Bid Data Reveal about the California Market? pp. 63-73

Matthew A. Barmack

Residential Customers and Competitive Electricity Markets: The Case of Norway pp. 74-79

Tor Arnt Johnsen

Is Nuclear Power Viable in Russia? pp. 80-87

Oana Diaconu and Michael Maloney

Back to the Future: LSEs in the Driver's Seat Again pp. 88-92

Edward N. Krapels

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