Utilities Policy

1990 - 2025

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Volume 3, issue 4, 1993

The limitations of deregulation: an overview pp. 274-274

Harry M. Trebing and Michelle F. Wilsey

Market forces and planning by regulation: Conflicts and complementarities pp. 275-282

Rodney Stevenson and Dennis Ray

Comments on the paper by Rodney Stevenson and Dennis Ray pp. 283-284

J. Robert Malko

Comments on the paper by Rodney Stevenson and Dennis Ray pp. 285-286

Sarah P. Voll

The limits to deregulation of entry and expansion of the US gas pipeline industry pp. 287-294

Paula G. Rosput

Comments on the paper by Paula G. Rosput pp. 295-297

Curtis A. Cramer

Public policy for a multiproduct firm: Tearing down the 'Berlin Wall' in telecommunications pp. 299-309

Edward C. Beauvais and Virginia K. Sheffield

The impact of regulation on telecommunications productivity and price performance pp. 311-320

F. Dale Orr and Bernard J. Lefebvre

Comments on the paper by F. Dale Orr and Bernard J. Lefebvre pp. 321-322

Ronald G. Choura

A consideration of contracting and competitive bidding as alternatives to direct economic regulation in imperfect markets pp. 323-332

Edythe S. Miller

Comments on the paper by Edythe S. Miller pp. 333-334

William G. Shepherd

Legal aspects of implementing international telecommunication links: institutions, regulations and instruments: Jan M. Smits Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Dordrecht, Boston, London, 1991, 240 pp, [UK pound]56 pp. 335-336

Robin Mansell

Volume 3, issue 3, 1993

Trans-European networks: utilities as infrastructures. Editor's introduction pp. 179-186

Francis McGowan

Liberalization and integration: Pathways to a trans-European network in telecommunications pp. 187-200

R. Werle and G. Fuchs

Competition, coordination and cooperation: A disaggregated approach to transportation regulation pp. 201-207

Gunter Knieps

Implications of Community policy for the electricity industries pp. 209-221

Luigi De Paoli and Dominique Finon

Diversity and valorization of the electricity-generation technologies in the European Community pp. 223-232

Daniel Llerena and Patrick Llerena

Energy efficiency in Britain: creating profitable alternatives pp. 233-242

Tim Woolf and Ellen DeRosa Lutz

Why does the energy price increase when cheaper-than-avoided-cost DSM is added? pp. 243-253

Daniel J. Packey

Priority service and outage costs in the power sector: The Taiwan experience pp. 255-260

George J. Y. Hsu and Tser-yieth Chen

How reliably can climate change and mitigation policy impacts on electric utilities be assessed? pp. 261-268

Hadi Dowlatabadi, Robert Hahn, Raymond Kopp, Karen Palmer and Diane DeWitt

Volume 3, issue 2, 1993

Electricity transmission pricing: The new approach pp. 98-111

Sally Hunt and Graham Shuttleworth

Demand-side management: A tool to correct for muted pricing signals to consumers pp. 113-117

Garry E. Vollans

When demand-side management competes in an electric resource solicitation: Issues from a case study in New York pp. 119-128

Charles Goldman and John Busch

Characterizing generator behaviour: bidding strategies in the pool: A game theory analysis pp. 129-135

Nigel Lucas and Peter Taylor

Electricity exports under financial regulatory constraints: The case of Quebec pp. 137-144

Danny Belanger, Jean-Thomas Bernard and Yvon St-Amour

Natural gas for electric power generation: Advantages, availability and reliability pp. 145-153

Marianne van Egteren

Assessing Australia post's economic performance pp. 154-166

Patrick Xavier

EC overview: Public procurement pp. 167-173

Leigh Hancher and Klaas Sevinga

Volume 3, issue 1, 1993

Forward, option and spot markets in the UK power pool pp. 2-8

Sally Hunt and Graham Shuttleworth

The financial and accounting implications of the privatization of the regional electricity companies in the UK pp. 9-23

Lydia Thomson

The EC single market and employees' participation: Experience from the telecommunication and energy utilities pp. 24-37

Iordanis Psimmenos

Gas market restructuring in New Zealand: A defence of market monitoring as a policy requirement pp. 38-50

Elaine McCoy

Improving power utility performance in developing countries pp. 51-61

Gunter Schramm

The two-part tarif, practically speaking pp. 62-80

Lee S. Friedmail and Christopher Weare

Utility management, ownership and accountability in the 1990s pp. 81-85

T. W. Berrie, T. C. Berrie and T. C. Berrie

Letter to the editor: Competition in the UK gas supply market pp. 86-86

C. H. Brown

Integrated land use and transport modelling: Decision chains and hierarchies: Tomas de la Barra Cambridge University Press, UK, 1989, 179 pp pp. 87-88

Susan Owens

The road maintenance initiative; Building capacity for policy reform -- volume 1. Report on the policy seminars: Steve Carapetis, Hernan Levy and Terje Wolden World Bank, Washington DC, 1991, pp xiv + 81 pp. 88-89

Kenneth Button

The impact of the motor car: Barbara Preston Brefi Press, Dyfed, UK, 1990 pp. 89-90

Daniel Sperling

European collaboration in advanced technology: J.W. Muller Elsevier Science Publishers, BV, 1990, pp 423 pp. 90-91

Sam Paltridge

French enterprise and the challenge of the British water industry: Mairi Maclean Avebury, Gower House, pp 157, [UK pound]30.00 pp. 91-91

Colin Sinnott

Transport, communications and the economy: Imagining the 21st century, the 1992 Cambridge Econometrics Annual Conference, Cambridge Econometrics, Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge, UK, 6-7 July 1992 pp. 92-93

Robin Frampton

Volume 2, issue 4, 1992

Clearing the utility markets: Editor's introduction pp. 266-269

T. W. Berrie

Competition and regulation in the British electricity industry pp. 270-275

Stephen Littlechild

Regulation in the UK gas supply market pp. 276-278

James McKinnon

Effect of regulator on the planning and operation of power systems pp. 279-282

B. J. Cory

Rural electrification: The institutional dimension pp. 283-289

Gerald Foley

Powerless and thirsty?: The outlook for energy and water in developing countries pp. 290-295

J. T. Winpenny

Ramsey pricing: Its uses and limits pp. 296-298

William G. Shepherd

Use of outage cost for electricity pricing in Chile pp. 299-302

Sebastian Bernstein and Renato Agurto

An integrated approach to electric power system planning and cost of service allocation pp. 303-308

R. Billinton and K. Chu

Whither nuclear power in the UK? pp. 309-313

F. E. Bonner

Environmental policy and electricity spot markets pp. 314-319

Gordon Edge

Demand-side management and environmental externalities: Ramifications on utility resource planning pp. 320-329

Fereidoon P. Sioshansi

Gas transportation -a comment on BG's consultative paper pp. 330-332

Catherine Price

TheRPI-Xsystem of regulation and British Gas: A case study pp. 333-342

Peter Spring

EC overview: A survey of recent developments pp. 343-347

Leigh Hancher and Klaas Sevinga

Volume 2, issue 3, 1992

Competition in New Zealand's electricity business pp. 178-184

Clark W. Gellings

Power generation--an opportunity or a delusion? pp. 185-187

Tony Prout

Competition, efficiency and emission reduction: A regulator's view pp. 188-195

Stephen Littlechild

The RPI-X system of price capping regulation re-examined pp. 196-203

Peter Spring

A comparison of electricity and natural gas markets and regulation in the USA pp. 204-227

Richard P. O'Neill, Charles S. Whitmore and Gary J. Mahrenholz

Depreciation for regulated firms given technological progress and a multi-asset setting pp. 228-239

Shimon Awerbuch

Policy alternatives for western and southern power systems in India pp. 240-247

Jyoti Parikh and S. G. Deshmukh

Transport regulation and the environment in low income countries pp. 248-257

Kenneth Button

EC overview: Decisions of the Court of Justice pp. 258-263

Leigh Hancher and Klaas Sevinga

Volume 2, issue 2, 1992

The mechanisms of price control pp. 90-99

D. R. Glynn

The process of integrating DSM and supply resources in electric utility planning pp. 100-107

Lawrence J. Hill, Eric Hirst and Martin Schweitzer

New local diesel power stations: An economic assessment pp. 108-119

Richard J. Wills and Bryan G. Reuben

Optimized evaluation of aging fossil-fueled power plants pp. 120-134

Warren P. McNaughton and Barry Dooley

The uses and abuses of stand-alone costs pp. 135-148

Mark E. Meitzen and Alexander C. Larson

Organization of the electric power sector in Mexico pp. 149-157

Raul Monteforte

Efficiency-bonds as a means to competitive least-cost solutions pp. 158-161

Hans Nilsson and Hans Rode

Letter to the editor pp. 161-161

Brian Wilson

Private sector participation in power through BOOT schemes: World Bank The World Bank Industry and Energy Department, Energy Series Paper No 33, Washington, DC, USA, pp 70 pp. 162-163

Tom W. Berrie

Routing and dimensioning circuit-switched networks: by Andre Girard, Addison Wesley, 1990, pp 556 pp. 163-164

J. A. Burgess and K. W. Cattermole

Substitute fuels for road transport: A technology assessment: International Energy Agency IEA/OECD, France, 1990, pp 114, [UK pound]16.00 pp. 165-167

Deborah Lynn Bleviss

Review of electricity tariffs in developing countries during the 1980's: The World Bank, Energy Series Paper, No 32 The World Bank Industry and Energy Department, Washington, DC, USA, pp39 pp. 167-168

Tom W. Berrie

The OIES review of long term energy supplies: Philip Barnes Oxford Institute for Energy Studies Review Series, 1990, [UK pound]95 pp. 168-169

Paul Stevens

Saving energy in the national health service: Published by the UK Audit Commission pp. 169-170

Andrew Warren

Electrifying America: Social meanings of a new technology: by David E. Nye MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, USA, 1990, $26.95 pp. 170-170

Fereidoon P. Sioshansi

Volume 2, issue 1, 1992

Two new series in 1992 pp. 2-3

Tom W. Berrie

In discussion the UK electric market--a French view pp. 4-8

Glyn England

Present and recent developments of EC procurement policies pp. 9-12

G. O'Brien

Liberalization and regulation of telecommunications: Some observations on the UK experience pp. 13-24

Christopher Hurst

An East-West tug of water: Water services in united Germany pp. 25-35

R. Andreas Kraemer

The pricing of capital services under regulation pp. 36-42

Anna P. Della Valle and G. Campbell Watkins

Telecommunications in developing countries pp. 43-50

C. R. Dickenson

Mandating utility competition: One option for promoting energy efficiency pp. 51-61

Edward Vine, Odon De Buen, Charles Goldman and Ralph Prahl

Contracting for non-utility generation: The experience of a US utility pp. 62-70

Seth D. Hulkower

An end-use electricity load simulation model: Delmod pp. 71-82

Robert Bartels, Denzil Fiebig, Michael Garben and Robert Lumsdaine

Developing and financing profitable self-generation projects: Profiting from the challenge of enterprise: IIR Ltd, Regent Crest Hotel, London, UK, 16-17 april 1991 pp. 83-84

Jim Skea

Political electricity: What future for nuclear energy?: Terence Price Oxford university press, Oxford, UK, 1990, 419 pp, [UK pound]19.95 pp. 84-85

Steve Thomas

The new technology: A survival guide to new materials, supercomputers and global communications for the 1990s: Dimitris N. Chorafas Sigma Press, Cheshire, UK, 410 pp, [UK pound]14.95 pp. 85-86

Michael J. Jenkins

Organisational evolution: New directions: J.V. Singh Sage Publications, London, UK, 1990, pp 336 pp. 86-86

Tom Berrie