Utilities Policy

1990 - 2025

Current editor(s): Beecher, Janice

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Capital efficiency and infrastructure regulation: Editorial introduction pp. 219-223: Jon Stern
Assessing capital efficiency in the water and sewerage industry in England and Wales: Ofwat's approach pp. 224-233: Gordon Allan
The regulation of capex in water pp. 234-239: A. Ballance
Investment under RPI-X: Practical experience with an incentive compatible approach in the GB electricity distribution sector pp. 240-244: Martin Crouch
Capital efficiency, its measurements and its role in regulatory reviews of utility industries: Lessons from developed and developing countries pp. 245-250: Ian Alexander
Capital efficiency at airports and related services pp. 251-261: Derek Holt, Alan Horncastle and Jonathan Phillips
Investment incentives and airport regulation pp. 262-265: David Starkie
Negotiated settlements: The development of legal and economic thinking pp. 266-277: Joseph Doucet and Stephen Littlechild
The telecommunication infrastructure: A model for optimum voice-data coverage pp. 278-287: Manisa Pipattanasomporn and Saifur Rahman
Feirdoon P. Sioshansi and Wolfgang Pfaffenberger, Editors, Electricity Market Reform: An International Perspective, Elsevier (2006) pp. 288-290: Michael Pollitt

Competition and contracts in the Nordic residential electricity markets pp. 135-147: Stephen Littlechild
Why has the Nordic electricity market worked so well? pp. 148-157: Eirik S. Amundsen and Lars Bergman
The economic regulation of publicly owned water utilities: The case of Finland pp. 158-165: Eija M. Vinnari
Methods and trends of performance benchmarking in UK utility regulation pp. 166-174: Thoralf Dassler, David Parker and David Saal
A yardstick competition model for Portuguese water and sewerage services regulation pp. 175-184: Rc Marques
Efficiency and regulation in the sanitation sector in Brazil pp. 185-195: Ronaldo Seroa da Motta and Ajax Moreira
Lessons from deregulation: Understanding electricity markets in South America pp. 196-207: Santiago Arango, Isaac Dyner and Erik R. Larsen
Sustainable development duties: New roles for UK economic regulators pp. 208-217: Gill Owen

Electricity market reform: What has the experience taught us thus far? pp. 63-75: Fereidoon P. Sioshansi
Market power mitigation in the UK power market pp. 76-89: Richard Green
Is debt replacing equity in regulated privatised infrastructure in LDCs? pp. 90-102: Luis Corria da Silva, Antonio Estache and Sakari Jarvela
On network efficiency comparisons: Electricity distribution pp. 103-113: Ralph Turvey
Cost-effectiveness of alternative investment strategies for the power sector in India: A retrospective account of the period 1997-2002 pp. 114-125: Joel Ruet
Customer response to day-ahead market hourly pricing: Choices and performance pp. 126-134: Nicole Hopper, Charles Goldman, Ranjit Bharvirkar and Bernie Neenan

Reviewing electric distribution restructuring in Ontario: policy without substance or commitment pp. 1-7: Frank J. Cronin and Stephen A. Motluk
Agency transformation and state public utility commissions pp. 8-13: Douglas N. Jones
Between the state and market: Electricity sector reform in developing countries pp. 14-30: Tooraj Jamasb
Combining theories of regulation - Proposing a framework for analysing regulatory systems worldwide pp. 31-43: Thoralf Dassler
Residential energy contracts and the 28 day rule pp. 44-62: Stephen Littlechild

UK regulatory price reviews and the role of efficiency estimates pp. 273-278: Jon Stern
The role of efficiency estimates in regulatory price reviews: Ofgem's approach to benchmarking electricity networks pp. 279-288: Michael Pollitt
Efficiency in the water industry pp. 289-293: John Cubbin
The role of efficiency estimates in UK regulatory price reviews: The case of rail pp. 294-301: Andrew S.J. Smith
The role of benchmarking for yardstick competition pp. 302-309: Phil Burns, Cloda Jenkins and Christoph Riechmann
Benchmarking of electricity networks: Practical problems with its use for regulation pp. 310-317: Graham Shuttleworth

Introduction to the Special Issue on service quality pp. 187-188: Sanford Berg
Utility service quality--Telecommunications, electricity, water pp. 189-200: Lynne Holt
Reviewing the impact of incentive regulation on U.S. telephone service quality pp. 201-210: Chunrong Ai and David Sappington
Economic regulation of quality in electricity distribution networks pp. 211-221: Virendra Ajodhia and Rudi Hakvoort
Incentivising operational performance on the UK rail infrastructure since 1996 pp. 222-229: Stephen Gibson
Service quality and prospects for benchmarking: Evidence from the Peru water sector pp. 230-239: Chen Lin
Global climate change: here to stay pp. 240-246: Fereidoon P. Sioshansi
Competition in electricity markets: international experience and the case of Italy pp. 247-255: Alessandra Ferrari and Monica Giulietti
Environmentalists attempt to slow new power plant development in U.S./Mexico border region pp. 256-259: Jeffrey Barron
The Electricity Act 2003: will it transform the Indian power sector? pp. 260-272: Subhes C. Bhattacharyya

Integrating electricity transmission systems pp. 69-71: David M Newbery
Electricity transmission: An overview of the current debate pp. 73-93: Gert Brunekreeft, Karsten Neuhoff and David M Newbery
Transmission policy in the United States pp. 95-115: Paul Joskow
A plausible congestion management scheme for the internal electricity market of the European Union pp. 117-134: Ignacio J. Perez-Arriaga and Luis Olmos
Inefficiencies in European congestion management proposals pp. 135-152: Andreas Ehrenmann and Yves Smeers
Nordic congestion's arrangement as a model for Europe? Physical constraints vs. economic incentives pp. 153-162: Jean-Michel Glachant and Virginie Pignon
Evolution of electricity markets: Does sequencing matter? pp. 163-173: Karsten Neuhoff and David M Newbery
Regulatory issues in merchant transmission investment pp. 175-186: Gert Brunekreeft

Electricity market reform in Argentina: assessing the impact for the poor in Buenos Aires pp. 1-14: James Haselip, Isaac Dyner and Judith Cherni
Pricing of electricity distribution: an empirical efficiency study in Finland, Norway and Sweden pp. 15-25: Kaisa Kinnunen
Important variables in explaining real-time peak price in the independent power market of Ontario pp. 27-39: Ismael Arciniegas Rueda and Achla Marathe
Hydrogen energy stations: along the roadside to the hydrogen economy pp. 41-50: Woodrow W. Clark, Jeremy Rifkin, Todd O'Connor, Joel Swisher, Tim Lipman and Glen Rambach
Protecting investors and the environment through financial disclosure pp. 51-68: Robert Repetto