Frontlines
Frontlines
ISO Meltdown?
Some wanted to shut down New York's power markets. Then cooler heads prevailed.
Law & Lawyers
Mergers and the Public Interest: Saving the Savings for the Poorest Customers
How Colorado's settlement in the Xcel merger builds a case for treating needy ratepayers as a separate class entitled to merger benefits.
Electric Industry CEOs Forum: Five Chiefs and Their Chosen Paths to Growth
<font color="#FFFFFF">John E. Bryson: Chairman, president, and CEO of Edison International</font>
"If the electric market is growing here at 3 percent, ... around the world ... the growth rates can be double and as much as triple that level."
News Analysis
Entergy's Original Bid
News Analysis
NYPA's Nuke Auction: More at Stake Than Price?
Perspective
NIMBY: Now More Than Ever
Off Peak
Should PUCs teach customers that the market doesn't want them?
Off Peak
July 1, 2000
Managed Expectations
By Regina R. Johnson
Should PUCs teach customers that the market doesn't want them?
You know the flight of suppliers from a deregulated market is having an impact when surviving marketers issue press releases to let customers know they're still in the game.
Has the electric industry got lawmakers in its back pocket, or are charges of bias just smoke?
News Analysis
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News Analysis
Questar Gets Its Way in Utah