Utilities Policy

1990 - 2025

Current editor(s): Beecher, Janice

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Public-interest research and development in the electric and gas utility industries pp. 191-199: C. Blumstein and S. Wiel
Issues in electricity planning with computer models: illustrations with Elfin and WASP pp. 201-219: Spreck Rosekrans, Daniel Kirshner and Chris Marnay
A structured approach to Asset Management within the electricity industry pp. 221-232: R. P. Hoskins, A. T. Brint and G. Strbac
Modeling competition in electric energy markets by equilibrium constraints pp. 233-242: Andres Ramos, Mariano Ventosa and Michel Rivier
Measuring a dominant firm's market power in a restructured electricity market, a case study of Colorado pp. 243-257: Al Sweetser
Market power in the Nordic electricity market pp. 259-268: Arve Halseth

The regulator's review of the English Electricity Pool pp. 129-141: David M Newbery
An estimation of UK telephone access demand using Pseudo-Panel data pp. 143-154: Katharina Gassner
Capacity and economies of scale in electric power transmission pp. 155-162: David E. Dismukes, Robert F. Cope and Dmitry Mesyanzhinov
Space-time prices of wholesale electricity in England and Wales pp. 163-188: Rafael Emmanuel A. Macatangay

England's wholesale electricity market: could this hybrid institutional arrangement be transposed to the European Union?1 pp. 63-74: Jean-Michel Glachant
Regression versus data envelopment analysis for efficiency measurement: an application to the England and Wales regulated water industry pp. 75-85: John Cubbin and George Tzanidakis
Voltage control in a changing US electricity industry pp. 87-94: Brendan Kirby and Eric Hirst
Privatizing water supply in Hong Kong pp. 95-105: Pun-Lee Lam and Yue-Cheong Chan
Green power marketing: increasing customer demand for renewable energy pp. 107-119: Ryan H. Wiser

Regulatory trade-offs in the design of concession contracts pp. 1-13: Claude Crampes and Antonio Estache
Introducing competition to the electricity industry in Spain: the role of initial conditions pp. 15-22: Edward Kahn
Cogeneration and taxation in a liberalized Nordic power market pp. 23-33: Ole Jess Olsen and Jesper Munksgaard
Water companies and river environments: the external costs of water abstraction pp. 35-45: Kenneth G Willis and Guy D Garrod
DSM shareholder incentives: recent designs and economic theory pp. 47-62: J. Eto, S. Stoft and S. Kito

Restructuring of Ontario's electricity supply system: an analysis of the proposals pp. 271-281: Joseph A. Doucet and Anthony Heyes
Inefficiencies in electricity pricing in England and Wales pp. 283-292: Ralph Turvey and Brian Cory
Regulation through comparative performance evaluation pp. 293-301: Kirsty Powell and Stefan Szymanski
Price cap regulation, profitability and returns to investors in the UK regulated industries pp. 303-315: David Parker
Network externalities--the economics of universal access pp. 317-324: Jonathan Michie
The diversification strategies of the privatised water and sewarage companies in England and Wales: a resource based view pp. 325-339: Tony McGuinness and Dennis Thomas
The achievements and trend of tariff reform in China--The experience in Shandong Province pp. 341-348: X. Liang and L. Goel

Introduction pp. iii-iii: Hillard Huntington
Electricity transmission pricing: an international comparison pp. 177-184: Richard Green
Transmission pricing in England and Wales pp. 185-193: Richard Green
Pricing of open-access transmission services in Texas pp. 195-201: Martin L. Baughman
Transmission pricing in Japan pp. 203-210: Hiroshi Asano and Yukitoki Tsukamoto
Transmission pricing practices in South America pp. 211-218: Hugh Rudnick and Ricardo Raineri
Transmission pricing in Norway pp. 219-226: Jan Braten
Transmission pricing in New Zealand pp. 227-235: E. G. Read
Transmission pricing in California's proposed electricity market pp. 237-244: James Bushnell and S. Oren
Toward regional transmission provision and its pricing in New England pp. 245-256: Marija D. Ilic, Yong T. Yoon, Assef Zobian and Mary Ellen Paravalos
An introduction to the pricing of electric power transmission pp. 257-270: Michael Hsu

Local telephone pricing: competitive forces at work pp. 87-96: Christopher Knittel
The introduction of direct access in New Zealand's electricity market pp. 97-105: Mario E. Bergara and Pablo Spiller
Labour's proposed windfall levy: An analysis pp. 107-116: Martin Siner
The 1996 reform of the electricity supply industry in The Netherlands pp. 117-126: Gert Brunekreeft
The effects of various factors on estimates of electric-utility transition costs pp. 127-135: Stan Hadley, Eric Hirst and Lester Baxter
Determining the incremental value of residential energy information systems: a clear approach to an uncertain future pp. 137-149: Michael W. Rufo, Alan S. North and Leslie D. Owashi
Impact of information and communication technologies on residential customer energy services pp. 151-161: C. A. Goldman, M. Farber and R. Scheer
Information systems requirements for a deregulated electric power industry: Assessment and perspectives from the 1996 Informatics Workshop pp. 163-176: Steven J. Pickle, Chris Marnay and Frank Olken

Determining the regulatory asset base for utility price regulation pp. 1-8: David M Newbery
Equity and efficiency of unit commitment in competitive electricity markets pp. 9-19: Raymond B. Johnson, Shmuel S. Oren and Alva J. Svoboda
Regulatory restructuring in the United States pp. 21-34: Lewis J. Perl
Disamenity externalities from utility networks pp. 35-41: K. G. Willis and G. D. Garrod
The theory and practice of decoupling utility revenues from sales pp. 43-55: Joseph Eto, Steven Stoft and Timothy Belden
Regulating access to the railway network pp. 57-65: David Kennedy
Access regulation: the new Australian model pp. 67-74: Rodney Maddock and Anthony Marshall
On energy efficiency-related product strategies--illustrated and analysed using contracting approaches in Germany as an example pp. 75-85: Christoph Helle