Utilities Policy

1990 - 2025

Current editor(s): Beecher, Janice

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Introduction pp. 115-115: Richard Hern
Competition and access pricing in the UK water industry pp. 117-127: R. Hern
Competition law constraints on access charges in the England and Wales water industry pp. 129-136: D. Aitman
Competition law in telecommunications and its implications for common carriage of water pp. 137-149: Paul Grout
Economically defensible access pricing, competition and preservation of socially desirable cross subsidy pp. 151-159: William Baumol
Capacity glut grows despite cancellations1 pp. 161-165: Fereidoon P. Sioshansi
Electricity consumers under the state and the private sector: comparing the price performance of the French and UK electricity industries 1990-2000 pp. 167-179: Jacques Percebois and Philip Wright
The use of a variable cost function in the regulation of the Italian water industry pp. 181-187: B. Antonioli and Massimo Filippini

The California Challenge: energy and the environmental consequences for public utilities pp. 57-61: Woodrow W. Clark
Hydropower generation and storage, transmission contraints and market power1 pp. 63-73: T. A. Johnsen
A data envelopment analysis of the efficiency of China's thermal power generation pp. 75-83: Pun-Lee Lam and Alice Shiu
Economic reform in Europe: integrating and liberalizing the market for services pp. 85-97: David M Newbery
Welsh Water: role model or special case? pp. 99-114: Dennis Thomas

US electricity restructuring experience: hits and misses pp. 1-6: Fereidoon P. Sioshansi
Municipal solid waste management in China: using commercial management to solve a growing problem pp. 7-11: Dong Suocheng, Kurt W. Tong and Wu Yuping
Implementing the European Commission's water pricing communication: cross-country perspectives pp. 13-24: Nevenka Hrovatin and Stephen J. Bailey
The takeover of Enersis: the control of privatized utilities pp. 25-45: Francesc Trillas
Benchmark of electricity transmission tarrifs in the countries of the internal electricity market of the European Union pp. 47-56: Fernando Luis Peran Montero, Ignacio J. Perez-Arriaga and Francisco Javier Rubio Oderiz

Sustainable regulatory systems: laws, resources, and values pp. 159-170: Sanford Berg
Electricity prices in a competitive market: a preliminary analysis of the deregulated Thai electricity industry pp. 171-179: M. Pipattanasomporn, W. Ongsakul, Romeo Pacudan and T. Lefevre
Hyder: the rise and fall of a multi-utility pp. 181-192: Dennis Thomas
Design and cost analysis of an automatic meter reading system for Electricite du Liban pp. 193-205: Raymond Ghajar, Joe Khalife and Brahim Richani
Infrastructure access pricing and lumpy investments pp. 207-218: Ralph Turvey

Towards developing a processual understanding of power sector restructuring: the case of Orissa State Electricity Board pp. 93-105: A. Thillai Rajan and V. Anand Ram
Benchmarking and regulation: international electricity experience pp. 107-130: Tooraj Jamasb and Michael Pollitt
Electricity and telecommunications regulatory institutions in small and developing countries pp. 131-157: Jon Stern

A data envelopment analysis of the levels and determinants of coal-fired electric power generation performance pp. 47-59: Williams O. Olatubi and David E. Dismukes
The projected impacts of NOx emissions reductions on electricity prices: a case study for the State of Indiana pp. 61-66: Douglas J. Gotham, Forrest D. Holland and David G. Nderitu
Looking back at SFAS no. 90: how it affected nuclear electric utilities pp. 67-71: L. Ann Martin, Chandra Subramaniam and Robert L. Vigeland
Bilateral contracts and the spot market for electricity: some observations on the British and the NordPool experiences pp. 73-80: Inigo Herguera
On the regulatory application of efficiency measures pp. 81-92: Martín Rossi and Christian Ruzzier

A few things transport regulators should know about risk and the cost of capital pp. 1-13: Ian Alexander, Antonio Estache and Adele Oliveri
The electricity supply industry in Germany: market power or power of the market? pp. 15-29: Gert Brunekreeft and Katja Keller
A counterfactual price analysis of British electricity privatisation pp. 31-46: J. R. Branston

Transmission pricing and expansion methodology: lessons from Argentina pp. 199-211: Kent P. Anderson and Amy McCarthy
Active Market Share: measuring competitiveness in retail energy markets pp. 213-221: David Loomis and Eric Malm
Corporate planning: post-privatization change in a UK electricity utility pp. 223-232: David Jennings
Regulating Scottish water: [regulatory reform in the Scottish water industry: recent progress and future prospects] pp. 233-246: John Sawkins and Valerie A. Dickie
Multi-utility finance: a problematic case pp. 247-250: Dennis Thomas and Mahbub Zaman

Understanding how market power can arise in network competition: a game theoretic approach pp. 139-158: Carolyn A. Berry, Benjamin Hobbs, William A. Meroney, Richard P. O'Neill and William R. StewartJr
Electricity sector restructuring in Belgium during the 90's pp. 159-171: Aviel Verbruggen and Erwin Vanderstappen
The liberalisation of the internal market for electricity: what choices for Italy? pp. 173-182: Monica Giulietti and Renato Sicca
Modeling electricity trade policy for the twelve nations of the Southern African Power Pool (SAPP) pp. 183-197: Brian H. Bowen, F. T. Sparrow and Zuwei Yu

Separating and measuring the regulation and load-following ancillary services pp. 75-81: Eric Hirst and Brendan Kirby
The practice of access pricing: telecommunications in the United Kingdom pp. 83-98: Tommaso Valletti
Electricity networks: how 'natural' is the monopoly? pp. 99-108: Rolf W. Kunneke
Productivity growth, capacity utilization, and technological progress in the natural gas industry pp. 109-119: Jeong-Dong Lee, Kyung Joon Oh and Tai-Yoo Kim
Setting stranded costs for retail-turned wholesale customers: why FERC needs to change its approach pp. 121-137: Gregory N. Basheda

New gas in old pipes: opening the UK residential gas market to competition pp. 1-15: Catherine Waddams Price and Matthew Bennett
Wright tariffs in the Spanish electricity industry: The case of residential consumption pp. 17-31: Fidel Castro-Rodriguez
Regulatory governance: criteria for assessing the performance of regulatory systems: An application to infrastructure industries in the developing countries of Asia pp. 33-50: Jon Stern and Stuart Holder
Merger market power analysis: Pacific Enterprises and Enova Corporation pp. 51-59: Shawn Bailey
Changing role of regulation: lessons from US spectrum auctions pp. 61-73: Rekha Jain