Utilities Policy

1990 - 2025

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Volume 12, issue 4, 2004

Infrastructure regulation and investment for the long-term--an introduction pp. 203-210

Christian Hirschhausen, Thorsten Beckers and Andreas Brenck

Regulatory instruments and investment behaviour pp. 211-219

Phil Burns and Christoph Riechmann

Sources of efficiency gains in port reform: a DEA decomposition of a Malmquist TFP index for Mexico pp. 221-230

Antonio Estache, Beatriz Tovar and Lourdes Trujillo

Plans, timetables, and delays: progress with railway reform in transition economies pp. 231-242

Jose Carbajo and Toshiaki Sakatsume

Long-term investment in electricity: a trade-off between co-ordination and competition? pp. 243-251

Katja Keller and Jorg Wild

Insufficient incentives for investment in electricity generations pp. 253-267

Karsten Neuhoff and Laurens De Vries

Market-based investment in electricity transmission networks: controllable flow pp. 269-281

Gert Brunekreeft

Measuring the degree of economic opening in the German electricity market pp. 283-290

Chr. Muller and W. Wienken

Prospects of gas supplies to the European market until 2030--results from the simulation model EUGAS pp. 291-302

J. Perner and A. Seeliger

The role of investment and regulatory reforms in the development of infrastructure across transition economies pp. 303-314

Maria Vagliasindi

Maintenance incentives under different infrastructure regimes pp. 315-322

Roger Vickerman

Internalizing airport congestion pp. 323-331

Gustavo Nombela, Ginés de Rus and Ofelia Betancor

Volume 12, issue 3, 2004

Preface pp. 101-103

Don C. Smith

Introduction pp. 105-108

Harry M. Trebing and Edythe S. Miller

Deregulator: Judgment Day for microeconomics pp. 109-125

Steve Keen

Ten years of experience with deregulating US power markets pp. 127-137

Diane C. Moody

The Telecommunications Act of 1996: residential rates and competition pp. 139-152

Robert Loube

'An incomplete hypothesis': deregulation of water and sewerage in Australia pp. 153-164

Christopher Sheil

US rail freight performance under downsized regulation pp. 165-179

John C. Spychalski and Peter F. Swan

Ceremonial dimensions of market-based pollution control instruments: the clean air act and the cap-and-trade model pp. 181-191

Steven R. Bolduc

Impact of deregulation on the task of commission control pp. 193-202

Burl W. Haar

Volume 12, issue 2, 2004

Role of UK competition agencies in the regulation and deregulation of utility service industries pp. 53-55

John Cubbin and Jon Stern

The role of UK competition agencies in the regulation and deregulation of utility service industries: reflections of a former regulator pp. 57-59

Ian Byatt

Competition concurrency between the OFT and sector regulators pp. 61-63

Vincent Smith

Concurrency between OFT and regulators pp. 65-69

Helen Weeds

Profitability tests in competition law and ex ante regulation pp. 71-75

Phillipa Marks and Brian Williamson

Appealing to the UK competition commission pp. 77-81

Paul Geroski

The role of the Office of Fair Trading and the Competition Commission in establishing common regulatory practices pp. 83-86

Chris Bolt

The role of general competition policy standards in utility settings pp. 87-91

Iestyn Williams

Regulation and competition policy: longer-term boundaries pp. 93-95

David M Newbery

The application of competition policies and the development of regulation in the UK--an overview pp. 97-100

Jonathan Green

Volume 12, issue 1, 2004

Telecommunications: from utility to volatility pp. 1-4

Eli Noam

The future for UK renewables pp. 5-7

Philip Wolfe

Harmony or disharmony in the regulation and the promotion of competition in EU telecommunications? A survey of the regulatory offices pp. 9-28

Da[ss]ler, Thoralf and David Parker

Efficiency and regulatory issues in the Brazilian water and sewage sector: an empirical study pp. 29-40

Henrique Cesar Tupper and Marcelo Resende

Privatization of water in the UK and France--What can we learn? pp. 41-50

Mohammed Dore, Joseph Kushner and Klemen Zumer

Power politics: equity and environment in electricity reform: Washington, DC: World Resources Institute, 2002. xv+175 pp. Paperback. $30.00 pp. 51-51

Frank N. Laird

Volume 11, issue 4, 2003

Should commissions pre-approve a gas utility's hedging activities?1 pp. 185-189

Kenneth Costello

Independence and discretion in telecommunications regulation: lessons from independent central banks pp. 191-201

Jon Stern and Francesc Trillas

Ownership selection in the US electric utility industry pp. 203-223

David W. Savitski

Regulatory governance in the Latin American telecommunications sector pp. 225-240

Luis Gutiérrez

Debate on key issues in US energy policy1: Point: Simple solutions to complex problems require creative approaches pp. 241-242

Woodrow W. Clarke

Counterpoint: Electric pricing and US energy policy pp. 242-244

Edward L. Flippen

Volume 11, issue 3, 2003

Paying for water services: effects of household characteristics pp. 123-132

Sam Kayaga, John Calvert and Kevin Sansom

Benchmarking in the Latin American water sector: the case of Peru pp. 133-142

Maria Corton

Revisiting electricity reform: The case for a sustainable development approach pp. 143-154

Navroz K. Dubash

Failing electricity markets: should we shoot the pools? pp. 155-167

Richard Green

First steps in power sector reform: the case of China's Guangdong Province pp. 169-183

Philip Andrews-Speed, Stephen Dow, Andreas Oberheitmann, Bruce Ramsay, Victor Smith and Bin Wei

Volume 11, issue 2, 2003

Integrated energy-environment-policy analysis -- a case study of India pp. 59-73

Sudhakara Reddy and P. Balachandra

Assessing the efficiency of US electricity markets pp. 75-86

Ismael Arciniegas Rueda, Chris Barrett and Achla Marathe

Room for improvement: increasing the value of energy modeling for policy analysis pp. 87-94

J. A. Laitner, Stephen DeCanio, J. G. Koomey and A. H. Sanstad

Ensuring adequate generation capacity pp. 95-102

Ralph Turvey

Environmental exposures in the US electric utility industry pp. 103-111

R. Repetto and J. Henderson

Understanding organizational and institutional changes for management of environmental affairs in the Brazilian petroleum sector pp. 113-121

Jose Antonio Puppim de Oliveira

Volume 11, issue 1, 2003

Auctions of capacity in network industries pp. 1-8

Jon Stern and Ralph Turvey

Capacity auctions in the UK energy sector pp. 9-20

G. Yarrow

Auctions and Energy Networks1 pp. 21-25

D. Helm

Network capacity auctions: promise and problems pp. 27-32

David M Newbery

Auctioning access to networks: evidence and expectations pp. 33-38

Tanga McDaniel

Allocation of capacity in the rail industry pp. 39-42

Stephen Gibson

Auctions of rail capacity? pp. 43-46

Luisa Affuso

Auctioning capacity at airports pp. 47-51

D. Maldoom

Airport slot auctions: desirable or feasible? pp. 53-57

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