Why power prices may have hit a new plateau, and what it all means.
Bruce W. Radford
FERC Docket No. RT01-15-000, filed Oct. 16, 2000
FERC Docket ER00-3583, protest filed Sept. 22, 2000, letter order issued Oct. 5, 2000
PUC Oversight: Panacea or New Problem?
Docket No. ER97-2353-000, Opinion No. 447, 92 FERC ¶61,169, Aug. 17, 2000
California pays the bill, but who gets the blame- the feds or the fundamentals?
Bruce W. Radford
Frontlines
Prices Hit a Pique
California pays the bill, but who gets the blame- the feds or the fundamentals?
What did they know and when did they know it? That's what California consumers are asking utility regulators and system operators, now that the heat of summer has made a shambles of the state's vision of electricity competition.
Privacy Concerns: Can Gaming Be Prevented?
Richard Stavros
The Federal Trade Commission likely will regulate those business-to-business Web portals, but how much?
Electric utility executives may be a step behind the Internet revolution, but in one key respect they may have an advantage over anyone else building an e-commerce Web portal for business-to-business (B2B) procurement.
Utility executives don't fear government regulation. They're already caught in the net.
NIMBY: Now More Than Ever
James L. Creighton, Ph.D.
Electric Reliability
Case No. 2000-095, May 15, 2000 (Ky.P.S.C.).
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