Utilities Policy

1990 - 2025

Current editor(s): Beecher, Janice

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Volume 30, issue C, 2014

The EU internal electricity market: Done forever? pp. 1-7

Jean-Michel Glachant and Sophia Ruester

Effect of regulation on power-plant operation and investment in the South East Europe Market: An analysis of two cases pp. 8-17

Alfredo Višković, Vladimir Franki and Vladimir Valentić

The Luenberger productivity indicator in the water industry: An empirical analysis for England and Wales pp. 18-28

María Molinos-Senante, Alexandros Maziotis and Ramón Sala-Garrido

European air transport liberalization: Possible ways out of the single European sky gridlock pp. 29-40

Marc Baumgartner and Matthias Finger

Mitigating expropriation risk through vertical separation of public utilities: The case of Argentina pp. 41-52

Andrés Chambouleyron

Volume 29, issue C, 2014

Utility reforms in developing countries: Learning from the experiences of Delhi pp. 1-16

Govind Srivastava and Vinish Kathuria

Lost and unaccounted-for gas: Challenges for public utility regulators pp. 17-24

Kenneth W. Costello

Economic assessment of CO2 emissions savings in Spain associated with the use of biofuels for the transport sector in 2010 pp. 25-32

M. Teresa Sanz, José M. Cansino, José M. González-Limón, Marta Santamaría and Rocío Yñiguez

What developing countries' past energy policies can tell us about energy issues today? Lessons from the expropriation of American Foreign and Power in Brazil (1959–1965) pp. 36-43

Alexandre Macchione Saes and Felipe Pereira Loureiro

From the Raj to Independence: British investment in the Indian electricity sector pp. 44-53

Pierre Lanthier

Multilateral and bilateral aid policies and trends in the allocation of electrification aid, 1970–2001 pp. 54-62

William Hausman, John L. Neufeld and Till Schreiber

Financing utilities: How the role of the European Investment Bank shifted from regional development to making markets pp. 63-71

Judith Clifton, Daniel Díaz-Fuentes and Julio Revuelta

Volume 28, issue C, 2014

Smart grids, smart network companies pp. 1-11

Marcel Arends and Paul H.J. Hendriks

China's fuel gas sector: History, current status, and future prospects pp. 12-21

Chi-Jen Yang, Yipei Zhou and Robert B. Jackson

Factors influencing the uptake of household water connections in peri-urban Maputo, Mozambique pp. 22-27

Ruben Jimenez-Redal, Alison Parker and Paul Jeffrey

The dynamic impact of carbon reduction and renewable support policies on the electricity sector pp. 28-41

Riccardo Fagiani, Jörn C. Richstein, Rudi Hakvoort and Laurens De Vries

Efficiency in Brazil's water and sanitation sector and its relationship with regional provision, property and the independence of operators pp. 42-51

Gustavo Ferro, Emilio J. Lentini, Augusto Mercadier and Carlos Romero

The interplay between imbalance pricing mechanisms and network congestions – Analysis of the German electricity market pp. 52-61

José Chaves-Ávila, Reinier A.C. van der Veen and Rudi A. Hakvoort

Total factor productivity analysis of a single vertically integrated electricity utility in Malaysia using a Törnqvist index method pp. 62-72

Kok Fong See and Timothy Coelli

Analytical frameworks to incorporate demand response in long-term resource planning pp. 73-81

Andrew Satchwell and Ryan Hledik

Volume 27, issue C, 2013

Policy and politics behind the public transportation systems of China's medium-sized cities: Evidence from the Huizhou reform pp. 1-8

Zheng Wan, Xuefeng Wang and Daniel Sperling

A triple ‘S’ for sustainability: Credit ratings agencies and their influence on the ecological modernization of an electricity utility pp. 9-14

Kevin Lynn

Evaluating the institutional sustainability of an urban water utility: A conceptual framework and research directions pp. 15-27

Sam Kayaga, Josses Mugabi and William Kingdom

Implementing incentive compatible menus of contracts to regulate electricity distribution investments pp. 28-38

Rafael Cossent and Tomás Gómez

An analysis of design options for markets for cross-border balancing of electricity pp. 39-48

Gerard L. Doorman and Reinier van der Veen

The significance of occupancy steadiness in residential consumer response to Time-of-Use pricing: Evidence from a stochastic adjustment model pp. 49-56

Jacopo Torriti

Melting-pots and salad bowls: The current debate on electricity market design for integration of intermittent RES pp. 57-64

Arthur Henriot and Jean-Michel Glachant

Impact of Private Sector Participation on access and quality in provision of electricity, telecom and water services in developing countries: A systematic review pp. 65-81

Ganesh A. Devkar, Ashwin Mahalingam, Akash Deep and A. Thillairajan

Extending competition in network industries: Can input markets circumvent the need for an administered access regime? pp. 82-92

Martin Cave

Reflections on China–US energy cooperation: Overcoming differences to advance collaboration pp. 93-97

Zheng Wan and Brian Craig

A two-part tariff for financing transmission expansion pp. 98-107

Richard Benjamin

How to engage consumers in demand response: A contract perspective pp. 108-122

Xian He, Nico Keyaerts, Isabel Azevedo, Leonardo Meeus, Leigh Hancher and Jean-Michel Glachant

Development scenarios for the North and Baltic Seas Grid – A welfare economic analysis pp. 123-134

Jonas Egerer, Friedrich Kunz and Christian von Hirschhausen

Volume 26, issue C, 2013

The response of large industrial energy consumers to four coincident peak (4CP) transmission charges in the Texas (ERCOT) market pp. 1-6

Jay Zarnikau and Dan Thal

The regulatory governance of the telecommunication and electricity industries in small, island nations pp. 7-16

Malcolm Abbott and Xiaoying Ma

Governance mechanisms and regulation in the utilities: An investigation in a Taiwan sample pp. 17-22

Kuo-Tai Cheng

Effect of modes of public services delivery on the efficiency of local governments: A two-stage approach pp. 23-35

Beatriz Cuadrado-Ballesteros, Isabel-María García-Sánchez and José-Manuel Prado-Lorenzo

The capacity to spend development funds in the energy sector pp. 36-44

Giorgio Gualberti, Christine Eibs Singer and Morgan Bazilian

From privatisation to nationalisation: Repsol-YPF, 1999–2012 pp. 45-55

Joaquín Melgarejo Moreno, Ma Inmaculada López Ortiz and Borja Montaño Sanz

Economics and the development of system operators in infrastructure industries pp. 56-66

Martin Cave and Jon Stern

Use of higher fibre cane for increasing cogenerated electricity: Policy implications for Mauritius pp. 67-75

A. Khoodaruth and M.K. Elahee

Enabling technologies and energy savings: The case of EnergyWise Smart Meter Pilot of Connexus Energy pp. 76-84

Chris Ivanov, Lullit Getachew, Steve A. Fenrick and Bethany Vittetoe

Realizing truly sustainable development: A proposal to expand Aboriginal ‘price adders’ beyond Ontario electricity generation projects pp. 85-87

Joel Krupa

Volume 25, issue C, 2013

A capability perspective on performance deficiencies in utility firms pp. 1-9

Hagen Worch, Bernhard Truffer, Mundia Kabinga, Anton Eberhard and Jochen Markard

An overview on the reform process of African ports pp. 12-22

Lourdes Trujillo, María Manuela González and Juan Jiménez González

European Union regulation of gas transmission services: Challenges in the allocation of network resources through entry/exit schemes pp. 23-32

Michelle Hallack and Miguel Vazquez

The Corporate University in the European utility industries pp. 33-41

Gilberto Antonelli, Giuseppe Cappiello and Giulio Pedrini

Putting a floor on energy savings: Comparing state energy efficiency resource standards pp. 43-57

Karen Palmer, Samuel Grausz, Blair Beasley and Timothy Brennan

Energy efficiency resource standards: Economics and policy pp. 58-68

Timothy Brennan and Karen Palmer

Volume 24, issue C, 2013

The regulation of water services in the UK pp. 3-10

Ian Byatt

A short institutional and regulatory history of the Australian urban water sector pp. 11-19

Joel Byrnes

Drowned in an inch of water pp. 20-31

Antonio Massarutto and Paolo Ermano

Structure, regulation, and pricing of water in the United States: A study of the Great Lakes region pp. 32-47

Janice A. Beecher and Jason A. Kalmbach

Firm's profitability and regulation in water and network industries: An empirical analysis pp. 48-58

Arnaud Reynaud and Alban Thomas

Is the price of water for residential use related to provider ownership? Empirical evidence from Spain pp. 59-69

María García-Valiñas, Francisco González-Gómez and Andres Picazo-Tadeo

Disentangling the cost efficiency of jointly provided water and wastewater services pp. 70-77

Nuno da Cruz, Pedro Carvalho and Rc Marques

The process of tariff setting in an unstable legal framework: An Italian case study pp. 78-85

Andrea Guerrini and Giulia Romano