Electricity Restructuring: A Review of Efforts around the World and the Consumer Response

John A. Anderson

The Electricity Journal, 2009, vol. 22, issue 3, 70-86

Abstract: The structure of today's "organized markets" is neither competitive nor sustainable. If stakeholders and policymakers collectively do not choose to fix the problems, all alternative approaches - including a return to traditional regulation, as difficult as that might be - must be considered.

Date: 2009
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