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Since 1961, Principles of Public Utility Rates has laid the foundation of public utility pricing theories, policies and the economic concepts supporting rate designs. This book continues to be the cornerstone reference for everyone involved in analyzing what constitutes fair and reasonable utility rates.

Energy Risk Management presents a clear, concise introduction to the basics of risk assessment, from identification to evaluation to management of risk. This book also addresses the needs of managers and boards, giving readers an understanding of the risks energy companies and utilities face, and how to manage those risks.

Going Green and Getting Regulation Right: A Primer on Energy Efficiency responds to the rising interest in energy efficiency and demand-side management programs by exploring the important lessons that can be learned from earlier mandated conservation efforts and will be a valuable resource for regulators, utilities, intervenors and other policy makers.

The electric industry's most referenced title for more than twenty years… now in its 8th edition.

In this new edition, renowned author and industry analyst, Leonard Hyman, explains the basics and provided valuable insights into the future of the electric market. Get a clear and concise review of industry fundamentals including: accounting, engineering, economics, finance, law, operations, and risk management.

Up-to-date statistics on: Rate of Return, Operations and Sales, Ownership Trends, Market Restructuring and much more.

Fundamentals of Energy Regulation is a complete introduction to the world of energy regulation. Designed to meet the needs of a broad range of practitioners, Fundamentals of Energy Regulation introduces important new regulatory topics, and features explanations of key economic and regulatory concepts, along with clear examples and case studies. The book also discusses the practical aspects of several newer regulatory structures such as estimating productivity and inflation factors for price and revenue cap regulation.

Principles of Utility Corporate Finance responds to recent changes in applied corporate finance and accounting that have created both opportunities and risks for regulated firms.

Updated and published in 2006, New Regulatory Finance is an invaluable text for economists, accountants, CFOs, attorneys, regulators, or anyone involved in capital-related decisions. Written by a preeminent professor of finance who has testified on corporate finance and cost-of-capital issues before numerous regulatory agencies, the book reflects on the changes in the utility industry and associated impacts on capital markets.

Learn from the author's experience and involvement with electric and gas restructuring in the U.K. as you examine transitional thinking, organizational strategies, competitive approaches to Information Technology and Human Resources, plus mass marketing techniques. Test your company's competitive strength with the "Strategic Competency Checklist" in Appendix B. See how companies such as Conectiv, in the U.S., and British Gas and Eastern Group in the U.K. have moved into the competitive marketplace.

This work remains one of the most complete texts available on setting rates for regulated entities, taking the reader through rate proceeding protocols step=by-step and providing him or her with historical context on the evolution and theory of utility regulation.

This unique 2-volume reference presents a cross-industry perspective of the methods and principles of rate-setting, drawing upon the decisions rendered in the transportation, insurance and gas utility sectors.

Classic reference, previously out of print, available again in response to customer demand!

An indispensable reference for anyone seeking a clear guide to the development of regulations for today's utility industries.