The Electricity Journal

Volume 1 - 24

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Volume 15, issue 10, 2002

Demand Response: Reality versus "Resource" pp. 10-23

Larry E. Ruff

Is Real-Time Pricing a Panacea? If So, Why Isn't It More Widespread? pp. 24-34

Michael T. O'Sheasy

Developing and Implementing an Industry Code of Conduct pp. 35-42

David O. Jermain

Firm-Specific Productive Efficiency Offsets in the Development of a Price Cap Formula pp. 43-52

Ronald N. Norton, Thomas R. Sexton and Richard H. Silkman

What the U.S. Could Learn from Western Europe and Elsewhere pp. 53-64

Alex Henney

Cross-Subsidies: The Economic Impact of the "Tariff Realignment" in Brazil pp. 65-75

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

TVA's Nuclear Gamble pp. 76-80

Richard Munson

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Volume 15, issue 9, 2002

Market Power in Deregulated Wholesale Electricity Markets: Issues in Measurement and the Cost of Mitigation pp. 11-24

Seth Blumsack, Dmitri Perekhodtsev and Lester Lave

Are ITP-Run Day-Ahead Markets Needed? pp. 25-33

Veronica Irastorza and Hamish Fraser

Designing Standard-Offer Service to Facilitate Electric Retail Restructuring pp. 34-51

James D. Reitzes, Lisa V. Wood, J. Arnold Quinn and Kelli L. Sheran

The Regulatory Environment for Small Independent Micro-Grid Companies pp. 52-57

M. Granger Morgan and Hisham Zerriffi

Use of Real Options in Asset Valuation pp. 58-71

Gary Gitelman

Simultaneous Optimal Auction and Unit Commitment for Deregulated Electricity Markets pp. 72-80

Joseph H. Yan and Gary A. Stern

Understanding Cointegration: An Application to the Western United States Electricity Market pp. 81-90

James W. Mjelde, David Bessler and Christine A. Jerko

FERC Needs to Listen to the Regions before Racing to its Standard Market Design pp. 91-98

Aleka Scott

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Volume 15, issue 8, 2002

3 Little Words on Hunt's 3 Bold Steps: Not So Fast pp. 2-5

Kenneth Costello

Sally Hunt responds pp. 5-6

Sally Hunt

Control of Market Power in Electricity Auctions pp. 15-24

Michael H. Rothkopf

Hot Topics in European Electricity: What Is Relevant and What Isn't? pp. 25-39

Graham Shuttleworth

The Importance of Marginal Loss Pricing in an RTO Environment pp. 40-45

Leslie Liu and Assef Zobian

Public Benefits Charges to Fund Resource Acquisition Programs: An Orwellian Tale pp. 46-53

Sheldon Switzer

Expanding Transmission Capacity: A Proposed Planning Process pp. 54-59

Eric Hirst and Brendan Kirby

Power Generation Acquisitions and Divestitures: A Roadmap for Successful Transactions pp. 60-89

Richard L. Burleson

Economists' Stories, and Culpability in Deregulation pp. 90-96

Eugene Coyle

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Volume 15, issue 7, 2002

Use Tax Policy, Not Cross-Subsidies, To Aid the Poor pp. 11-11

Hethie S. Parmesano

Mr. Colton responds pp. 12-12

Roger D. Colton

Substituting Outrage for Thought: The Enron "Smoking Gun" Memos pp. 13-22

Jonathan Falk

Lessons to Be Learned from California and Enron for Restructuring Electricity Markets pp. 23-32

Michael D. Smith

Assuring Electricity Service for All Residential Customers after Electricity Industry Restructuring pp. 33-52

Jerrold Oppenheim

The Political Economy of Long-Term Generation Adequacy: Why an ICAP Mechanism is Needed as Part of Standard Market Design pp. 53-62

Janet Gail Besser, John G. Farr and Susan F. Tierney

Is There a Capacity Glut, and How Long Will It Last? pp. 63-71

Gary L. Hunt and Fereidoon P. Sioshansi

Modeling Electricity Auctions pp. 72-81

Natalia Fabra, Nils-Henrik von der Fehr and David Harbord

Zimbabwe: An Assessment of the Electricity Industry and What Needs to Be Done pp. 82-91

Charles Mbohwa

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Volume 15, issue 6, 2002

A Critique of Existing Market Performance Monitoring and Mitigation Policies pp. 10-18

John Farr and Frank A. Felder

Can FERC's Standard Market Design Work in Large RTOs? pp. 19-30

Hamish Fraser

The Economics of Price Spikes in Deregulated Power Markets pp. 31-44

William R. Hughes and Andrew Parece

The Value of Dynamic Pricing in Mass Markets pp. 45-55

Ahmad Faruqui and Stephen S. George

Clear Skies Initiative: New Beginning or Bait and Switch? pp. 56-63

Tobey Winters

Stranded Clean Air Costs: How Big? pp. 64-68

Andy H. Barnett, Justin P. Isaacs and Henry Thompson

Deregulation of the Swiss Electricity Industry: Short-Run Implications for the Hydropower Sector pp. 69-77

Silvia Banfi, Massimo Filippini and Cornelia Luchsinger

Demand Response: The Future Ain't What It Used to Be--Or Is It? pp. 78-86

Havel Nos Spine

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 15, issue 5, 2002

The State of U.S. Electricity Restructuring pp. 11-19

Sally Hunt

Welcome to the New Era of Resource Planning: Why Restructuring May Lead to More Complex Regulation, Not Less pp. 20-28

Jonathan A. Lesser

The Power to Direct in Wholesale Electricity Markets pp. 29-34

Malcolm Abbott

Siting Power Plants in the New Electric Industry Structure: Lessons from California and Best Practices for Other States pp. 35-50

Susan F. Tierney and Paul J. Hibbard

The Effect on Asset Values of the Allocation of Carbon Dioxide Emission Allowances pp. 51-62

Dallas Burtraw, Karen Palmer, Ranjit Bharvirkar and Anthony Paul

Can Yesterday's Demand-Side Management Lessons Become Tomorrow's Market Solutions? pp. 63-69

Kay L. Gehring

LIHEAP as a Textbook Case of Government Befuddlement pp. 70-92

Mark J. Kaiser and Allan G. Pulsipher

Volume 15, issue 4, 2002

California's Electricity Debacle: A Guided Tour pp. 10-29

John L. Jurewitz

Market Power in California: Misunderstanding the Opportunities pp. 30-42

Robert J. Michaels and Nguyen T. Quan

Regulatory Questions on Hedging: The Case of Natural Gas pp. 43-51

Kenneth Costello

The Design of Tests for Horizontal Market Power in Market-Based Rate Proceedings pp. 52-65

James Bohn, Metin Celebi and Philip Hanser

The Financial and Physical Insurance Benefits of Price-Responsive Demand pp. 66-73

Eric Hirst

FERC's Flawed Assessment of the Benefits and Costs of Regional Transmission Organizations pp. 74-78

Thomas M. Lenard

The Influence of Subsidies on the Production Process: The Case of Wind Energy in Spain pp. 79-86

Lucía Isabel García-Cebrián

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 15, issue 3, 2002

Can FERC Solve Its Market Power Problems? Supply Margin Assessment Doesn't Seem to Be a Promising First Step pp. 10-18

John Rohrbach, Andrew Kleit and Blake Nelson

Promoting Competition in the U.S. Electricity Industry: What Are the Big Policy Issues? pp. 19-28

Diana Moss

An Analysis of Generation Market Power in the Midwest Interconnect pp. 29-40

Rajat K. Deb, Rafael Emmanuel A. Macatangay and Sidart Deb

The Benefits of Customer Participation in Wholesale Electricity Markets pp. 41-51

Richard N. Boisvert, Peter A. Cappers and Bernie Neenan

What Makes a Customer Price Responsive? pp. 52-59

Bernie Neenan, Richard N. Boisvert and Peter A. Cappers

What We Can Learn from a Statistical Analysis of Electricity Prices in New South Wales pp. 60-69

Louise Wilkinson and Joseph Winsen

Energy Consumption and Expenditures by Low-Income Customers pp. 70-75

Roger D. Colton

Stimulating New Transmission Investments pp. 76-80

Edward N. Krapels

Calpine Ain't Enron pp. 81-85

Allen W. Williams

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Richard Cohen and Gerry Khermouch

Volume 15, issue 2, 2002

The Duty of Regulators to Have Ex Parte Communications pp. 10-14

Ashley C. Brown

Is There a Rational Path to Salvaging Competition? pp. 15-30

Karl A. McDermott and Carl R. Peterson

Is Electricity a Right? pp. 31-36

Cliff Rochlin

The Adequacy of Prospective Returns on Generation Investments under Price Control Mechanisms pp. 37-46

Alfred Kahn

Bonneville and West Coast Electric Markets pp. 47-55

Jim Harding

Wind Energy and Power System Operations: A Survey of Current Research and Regulatory Actions pp. 56-67

Michael Milligan, Kevin Porter, Brian Parsons and James Caldwell

Retail Electric Competition and Free Interstate Trade in the Southeast pp. 68-74

Andy H. Barnett, Justin P. Isaacs and Henry Thompson

A Tale of Two Transmission Systems pp. 75-83

Elliot J. Roseman

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Volume 15, issue 1, 2002

Bonneville Power's Critic Is OK with Subsidies--As Long as They're Local pp. 2-4

C. Clark Leone

Reassessing Retail Competition: A Chance to Modify the Mix pp. 13-21

Scott Hempling

Generation Opportunities Remain Despite the Withering Attack of Superficial Analysis pp. 22-26

Steven A. Mitnick

Incorporating Network Models into FERCs New Approach to Market Power Analysis pp. 27-35

Joseph G. Crespo and César A. Herrera

The Need for Governance of Restructured Electric Power Systems and Some Policy Implications pp. 36-43

Frank A. Felder

Large RTOs and Traditional Transmission Pricing Don't Mix pp. 44-54

Rodney Frame and Michael Quinn

Electricity and Conflict: Advantages of a Distributed System pp. 55-65

Hisham Zerriffi, Hadi Dowlatabadi and Neil Strachan

Performance-Based Regulation: A View from the Other Side of the Pond pp. 66-73

Matthew Bell

A Comparison of the Performance of Industrial and Developing Countries in Creating Social and Economic Well-Being Through the Prudent Use of Energy Commodities pp. 74-83

Henry R. Linden

Transforming Traditional Utilities in the New World of Competition pp. 84-91

Nabil A. Jacob and Fereidoon P. Sioshansi

California Overcomes an Electricity Crisis pp. 92-93

Ralph Cavanagh

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