Utilities Policy

1990 - 2025

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Volume 5, issue 3-4, 1995

Combined heat and power, economies of scale and option appraisal pp. 167-174

F. B. Blakemore, C. Davies and K. Jones

Understanding net lost revenue adjustment mechanisms and their effects on utility finances pp. 175-184

Lester W. Baxter

The use of area-specific utility costs to target intensive DSM campaigns pp. 185-197

Joel Swisher and Ren Orans

Utilities contracting and the EU procurement rules: National contract awards behaviour under the EU directives pp. 199-206

Andrew Cox and Paul Furlong

The OFFER electricity distribution review and its aftermath: A regional electricity company's perspective pp. 207-218

Bob Westlake and Ron Beckett

Market power in California electricity markets pp. 219-236

Severin Borenstein, James Bushnell, Edward Kahn and Steven Stoft

Transportation DSM: building on electric utility experience pp. 237-249

Edward L. Hillsman

Economic regulators -- are we an endangered species? pp. 251-256

Christopher Chataway

Volume 5, issue 2, 1995

The effect of short recovery period investments on least-cost generation system expansion pp. 87-93

Yi Qun He, A. Kumar David and Preminda N. Fernando

Restructuring the South African electricity supply industry: Appropriate governance in a newly democratized South Africa pp. 95-108

Grove Steyn

Strategic consumers' reactions to conservation incentives pp. 109-113

Franz Wirl

An analysis of price-cap sliding-scale regulation pp. 115-119

Robert Fraser

Changes in the market structure of the US utility sector and potential implications pp. 121-126

Daniel J. Packey

Competition and regulation in Europe's network industries from theoretical approach to sectorial application pp. 127-146

Jean-Paul Bouttes and Raymond Leban

LRMC and charging the polluter: The case of industrial waste water in Ireland pp. 147-164

Sue Scott

Volume 5, issue 1, 1995

Impact of power purchases from non-utilities on the utility cost of capital pp. 3-11

Edward Kahn, Steven Stoft and Timothy Belden

Review of US utility demand-side bidding programs: Impacts, costs, and cost-effectiveness pp. 13-25

Charles A. Goldman and Michele S. Kito

Yardstick competition in the English and Welsh water industry Fiction or reality? pp. 27-36

John Sawkins

How integrated resource planning for US electric utilities affects shareholder interests pp. 37-45

Stan Hadley and Eric Hirst

Issues in assessing the cost-effectiveness of coordinated DSM programs pp. 47-53

Lawrence J. Hill and Marilyn A. Brown

Energy efficiency advocacy groups Factors affecting their influence on DSM and IRP pp. 55-63

Mary R. English, Martin Schweitzer, Susan Schexnayder and John A. Altman

Simulation of national grid operation in India pp. 65-74

Jyoti Parikh, D. Chattopadhyay and U. Nandapurkar

The strategy curve A method for representing and interpreting generator bidding strategies pp. 75-80

Nigel Lucas and Peter Taylor

Volume 4, issue 4, 1994

Europe's ageing infrastructure: Politics, finance and the environment pp. 243-252

Barrie Houlihan

The future of electric utility mergers in the USA pp. 253-260

Jonathan B. Welch and Marjorie B Platt

With DSM, who needs IRP? pp. 261-266

Garry E Vollans

Price discrimination: what is 'undue' for a US utility? pp. 267-272

Christopher C Klein

The Stockholm lighting programme pp. 273-284

Brita Olerup

DSM opportunities for India: A case study pp. 285-301

Ellen Rubinstein, Ahmad Faruqui, Greg Wikler and Susan Shaffer

Inside the black box: A policymaker's guide to Shapley values and telecommunications cost allocations pp. 303-308

Alexander C Larson

An analysis of electricity contract prices to industrial consumers in the United Kingdom pp. 309-313

Nigel Lucas and Peter Taylor

Utility mapping and record keeping for infrastructure: Urban management program report, Report no. 10, The World Bank, Washington DC, 69 pp pp. 315-315

Tom Berne

Regulation for the common good: Peter Hain, Discussion pamphlet, GMB, 2224 Worple Road, London SW19 4DD, April 1994, [UK pound]10.00 pp. 316-317

Tom Berrie

Volume 4, issue 3, 1994

Guest editor's introduction pp. 179-179

Martin Cave

Access pricing in network utilities in theory and practice pp. 181-189

Martin Cave and Chris Doyle

Transportation charges in the gas industry pp. 191-197

Catherine Price

Access pricing in competitive postal services pp. 199-204

Chris Nicholson

Access pricing in the railway system pp. 205-213

John Dodgsonx

Interconnection issues in UK telecommunications pp. 215-222

Martin Cave

From exclusive rights to access charges pp. 223-228

Gareth Locksley

Assessment of the uncertainty in future UK electricity investment using an industry simulation model pp. 229-236

Derek W Bunn and Erik R Larsen

Volume 4, issue 2, 1994

Editorial pp. 99-100

Alan Boyd

Criticisms of the UK system of regulation and proposals for reform pp. 101-104

John Surrey

Solutions to regulatory disincentives for utility DSM programmes pp. 105-112

Eric Hirst and Eric Blank

Cherry picking and social dumping: Utilities in the 1990s pp. 113-119

Stephen Graham and Simon Marvin

Privatization: price-capping and reliability pp. 121-127

Robert Fraser

Growth and efficiency pp. 129-131

Colin Sinnott

Economics and utility energyefficiency programmes: Energy-efficient manufactured housing pp. 133-139

Allen D. Lee and Stephen A Onisko

What constitutes a good integrated resource plan? pp. 141-153

Eric Hirst

Evalulation of the marginal outage costs in electric generating systems pp. 155-164

R. Billinton and R. Ghajar

Perspectives on interrruptible electric tariffs pp. 165-172

Todd Strauss

The World Bank Country Studies pp. 173-173

Tom Berrie

Volume 4, issue 1, 1994

The limitations of deregulation, part B pp. 3-4

Harry M. Trebing and Michelle F. Wilsey

Environmental policy instruments for market and mixed-market economies pp. 5-18

Nancy Kete

Comments on the paper by Nancy Kete pp. 19-20

Warren Samuels

Market failure in 'open' telecommunications networks: Defining the new 'natural monopoly' pp. 21-30

Lee L. Selwyn

Comments on the paper by F. Dale Orr and Bernard J. Lefebvre pp. 31-32

William H. Melody

Supply quality and renewables Integration in the Swedish grid pp. 33-45

Anders Martensson

Coal gasification in a deintegrated electricity industry pp. 46-54

Edward Kahn and Steven Stoft

Deregulating public utilities: An analysis of the electricity industry in Nigeria pp. 55-64

Akin Iwayemi

Marketing impact on the natural gas industry pp. 65-71

Carol Freedenthal

Structural deficiencies in electricity pricing in the pool pp. 72-76

Nigel Lucas and Peter Taylor

Forecasting long-term natural gas supply capability pp. 77-82

Carl Calantone

Marketing natural gas after order 636 pp. 83-85

Stephen R. Warwick

Electricity services: The customer perspective: Office of Electricity Regulation (OFFER), UK, March 1993, 194 pp pp. 86-87

Tom Berrie

The world bank's role in the electric power sector: World bank policy paper, 1993, 84 pp pp. 86-86

Tom Berrie

Regulatory reform in transport: Some recent experiences: A world bank symposium, 1993, 149 pp pp. 87-87

Tom Berrie

Privatization: Lessons of experience: World bank publication, 1993, 86 pp pp. 88-89

Tom Berrie

Evaluation results for 1991: World bank operations evaluations study, 1993, 66 pp pp. 88-88

Tom Berrie

Energy efficiency and conservation in the developing world: World bank policy paper, executive summary plus bibliography, 1993, 102 pp pp. 89-89

Tom Berrie