A Winning Proposition?
A response to Bruce Radford’s “100-to-1 Odds, Why merchant transmission still looks iffy,” in the March 1, 2002 issue.
A response to Bruce Radford’s “100-to-1 Odds, Why merchant transmission still looks iffy,” in the March 1, 2002 issue.
Jim Schretter
Sarah Noecker
While responsive to the operational requirements of the particular systems, several new pipeline services enable generators to react more promptly to spiking electric demand.
Michel Marcoux
The solution to California's crisis may have been lapping at the beach.
Experts debate how energy companies should be valued in the wake of electric restructuring and Enron.
Richard Stavros
Understanding power company volatility in the context of valuation theory.
Kevin Phillips
An analysis of the latest wave of unbundling, re-bundling, and convergence plays in the gas-power industries.
Dan Gabaldon and Joe Quoyeser
On the virtues and vices of ICAP, ACAP, FTRs, hubs, flowgates, DAMs, and gaming.
Bruce W. Radford
How building capabilities for repeated M&A can increase shareholder value.
Michael Bier and Mark Ciolek