Fundamentals of Energy Regulation (2nd ed.) PART I: COMPETITION AND THE

PART I: COMPETITION AND THE ROLE OF THE PRIVATE SECTOR

Chapter 24: The statistical Significance of Incentives for Regulatory Policy Targets

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The Productivity Factor

Fundamentals of Energy Regulation (2nd ed.) PART I: COMPETITION AND THETopics covered include: Coverage of emerging economic issues associated with restructured electric energy and capacity markets; Discussions of recent U. S. and international case law affecting the natural gas and electric industries; Examination of cost recovery in a competitive environment, and the prudent investment standard; Managing the transition to market competition; Expanded coverage of electric system reliability issues, including RTO ISO