Kilowatts by Choice, Ready or Not
A state-by-state look at retail competition.
Here is a quick breakdown of how many states stack up on retail choice.
Fortnightly Magazine - November 1 1997
Idaho Reviews Surcharge for Conversation Research
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission has rejected a request by Idaho Power Co. to include a "public purpose charge" in ratepayer bills to fund its participation in the Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance.
The utility said that the goal of the new organization is to transform existing energy markets to permit improvements in energy use efficiency without the need for long-term utility incentives.
The commission permitted the utility to capitalize and defer the costs of its investment in the organization until additional information is available.
Byline:
Phillip S. Cross
Unbundling Capital Costs: It Doesn't Add Up
G+T+D=? Why the sum of the future parts is greater than the present whole.
G+T+D=? Why the sum of the future parts is greater than the present whole.
Byline:
Robert G. Rosenberg
Electric Pilot Uses Tariff Rate, Energy Credit
The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities has approved a pilot program for Jersey Central Power and Light Co. that will allow some of the utility's electric customers to choose a private energy supplier and then compare bills with and without retail competition.
JCP&L, an electric utility doing business as GPU Energy, serves more than 11,900 mostly residential customers in Monroe, N.J., the targeted town.
Byline:
Phillip S. Cross
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