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July 1990, Volume 3, Issue 6

14-23 Getting at the true cost of electric power
by Ottinger, Richard L.
24-35 Environmental externalities: What state regulators are doing
by Cohen, S. D. & Eto, J. H. & Goldman, C. A. & Beldock, J. & Crandall, G.
36-41 Estimating environmental costs of energy resources
by Buchanan, Shepard C.
42-47 Weighing externalities in New York state
by Putta, Sury N.
48-55 Scratching the surface of the new planning: A selective look
by Foley, L. O. & Lee, A. D.
56-63 Blunting risk with caution: the next step for least-cost planning
by Brick, Steve & Edgar, George

June 1990, Volume 3, Issue 5

16-25 Restructuring under PUHCA: Can the '35 act envelope be stretched?
by Hawes, Douglas W. & Lamb, William S.
26-37 Electric Utility restructing: Who's regulating the revolution?
by Bobbish, Donna J.
38-47 Transmission access: The case for enlightened self-regulation
by Flynn, Richard M.
48-59 The importance of flexibility in competitive resource procurement
by Rozek, Richard P. & Nordgulen, Lori L.

May 1990, Volume 3, Issue 4

14-27 Least-cost planning: A ready tool for protecting air quality values
by Berry, David
28-33 Balancing the scales: Toward parity in electric supply and demand data
by Hirst, Eric

April 1990, Volume 3, Issue 3

14-23 Transmission--the heart of the issue
by Stalon, Charles G.
24-39 Using existing tools to pry open transmission--a New Englad proposal
by Tierney, Susan F.
40-49 State transmission planning and federal power policy: Turf war to alliance?
by Arny, Micheal & James, Barbara
50-57 A busy signal for electric power: A day in the life of N.U. Gigawatt
by Merrill, Hyde M. & Wood, Allen J.
58-58 Unraveling the mysteries of planning
by Litchfield, Jim

1990, Volume 3, Issue 1

December 1989, Volume 2, Issue 10

16-23 Balancing shareholder and customer interests in incentive ratemaking
by DeCotis, Paul A.
24-31 Lagging in least-cost planning--Not as far along as we thought
by Mitchell, Cynthia
32-39 Fact and fiction in integrated bidding processes--Let's look at the record!
by Esteves, Richard M.
40-46 The "most-value" method of setting maximum DSM payments is wrong
by Foley, Tom
47-51 "Most-value": the right measure for the wrong market?
by Lesser, Jonathan A.
52-55 The generalized "most-value" criterion: "Least-cost" is still not "most-value"
by Hobbs, Benjamin F.

November 1989, Volume 2, Issue 9

16-21 Designing a utility for the 21st century
by Pfister, A. J.
22-31 Four issues in transition: A regulator's perspective
by Hulett, Stanley W.
32-43 Emissions trading: Environmental perestroika or flimflam?
by Dudek, Daniel J.

October 1989, Volume 2, Issue 8

18-25 Conservation utilities: New force on the demand side
by Nichols, David & Raskin, Paul D.
26-35 Utility conservation incentives: Everyone wins
by Katz, Myron B.
36-47 Least-cost planning on a regional basis: A case study
by Sheets, Edward

1989, Volume 2, Issue 7

16-31 Wheeling & dealing: FERC's evolving approach to electric utility mergers
by Williams, John P.
32-41 Wheeling nonutility power: the Texas experience
by Zarnikau, Jay & Moore, Bill & Baughman, Martin
42-51 Incentive rates or market rates: A rose by any other name?
by Costello, Kenneth W.

July 1989, Volume 2, Issue 6

16-27 Uncertainty: A critical element of integrated resource planning
by Hirst, Eric & Schweitzer, Martin
28-39 Assessing conservation payments: Least-cost, least-rates, or most-value?
by Hobbs, Benjamin F. & Nelson, Sushil K.
40-51 Reducing industrial electricity costs--an automative case study
by Price, Alan C. & Ross, Marc H.

June 1989, Volume 2, Issue 5

14-27 Nonutility power and the reliability issue
by Hamrin, Jam
28-35 The pains and gains of electric utility stock ownership
by Foley, Michael
36-43 How to succeed in the electric utility business by really trying
by Keller, Charles W.

April 1989, Volume 2, Issue 3

16-23 The fading bright line: Federalism and electricity regulation in the reagan years : Federalism, like that other abstract noun, is in the eye of the beholder
by Lehfeldt, Richard
24-31 Energy federalism in the wake of Mississippi P & L : Will congress restore to the states what Mississippi took away?
by Vince, Clinton A. & Moot, John S.
32-39 The Balkans revisited: A modest plan for transmission reform : This article diagnoses some of the ailments in our current bifurcated regulatory system and suggests a remedy--one which would lodge more authority with the states
by Brown, Ashley C.

1989, Volume 2, Issue 1

12-19 Making energy policy in a world of uncertainties
by Stelzer, Irwin M.
20-25 A leadership role for electric utilities
by Freeman, S. David
26-38 Why electric transmission questions are so hard to answer
by Kelly, Kevin

December 1988, Volume 1, Issue 5

12-18 Some practical questions about electric utility restructuring
by Campbell, Jo
26-40 PG&E's bold entry in the transmission policy sweepstakes
by Marritz, Robert O.

1988, Volume 1, Issue 2

3-3 Fear and loathing at FERC
by Maize, Kennedy P.
3-5 Co-op lenders hope power contracts keep dominos standing
by Bruce, Sonya
5-6 Another boost for IPP-hybrid ocean state
by Maize, Kennedy P.
9-11 FERC's decision on the UP&L-PP&L merger will be a bellwether for future couplings
by Bruce, Sonya
11-12 PEPCO is talking trash
by Maize, Kennedy P.
12-14 Rate settlement sparks final diablo battle
by Whittington, Susan L.
15-15 New energy at state regulator's meeting
by Marritz, Robert O.
16-21 The case for
by Sharp, Philip R.
22-35 Investing in efficiency
by Marritz, Robert O.
36-38 FERC should not include demand-side bidding in its rules
by Joskow, Paul L.
38-40 "Lowest total cost" should govern planning
by Northwest Power Planning Council
40-41 "Unbundled" conservation can be considered in resource bidding
by Harvard University, Energy and Environmental Policy Center
42-42 An incentive program for utility efficiency
by Moskovitz, David

January 0000, Volume 24, Issue 1

7-13 Can Smart Grid Technology Fix the Disconnect Between Wholesale and Retail Pricing?
by Brown, Ashley & Salter, Raya
14-20 Redefining Renewable Portfolio Standards: The Value of Installed Renewable Capacity
by Sener, Adil Caner
21-29 Residential and Regional Electricity Consumption in the U.S. and EU: How Much Will Higher Prices Reduce CO2 Emissions?
by Azevedo, Inês M. Lima & Morgan, M. Granger & Lave, Lester
30-35 For Municipality-Operated Coal-Fired Plants, What Does EPA's Kinder and Gentler Approach on New Source Review Portend?
by Karg, Karl
36-46 Greenhouse Gas Management: Are U.S. Public Utility Companies Ready?
by Soyka, Peter A. & Bateman, Mark E.
47-56 Property Assessed Clean Energy Financing: The Ohio Story
by Headen, Raymond C. & Bloomfield, Sally W. & Warnock, Matt & Bell, Caleb
57-64 What Does the Evidence Really Say about the Residual Supply Index?
by Arnedillo, Oscar
72-91 The Boomerang Paradox, Part I: How a Nation's Wealth Is Creating Fuel Poverty
by Simshauser, Paul & Nelson, Tim & Doan, Thao
92-100 Snakes in the Grass: The Energy Security Implications of Medupi
by Sovacool, Benjamin K. & Rafey, William
101-103 Penny Wise, Pound Foolish
by Rokach, Joshua Z.

August 0000, Volume 23, Issue 7

6-15 Competition Policy and the Transition to a Low-Carbon, Efficient Electricity Industry
by Moss, Diana L. & Kwoka Jr., John E.
16-32 The Aftermath of Primary Power and Its Implications for Independent Transmission in PJM
by Farrah, Elias G. & Elstein, S. Shamai
33-44 The Importance of Combined Cycle Generating Plants in Integrating Large Levels of Wind Power Generation
by Puga, J. Nicolas
45-53 Renewable Energy and the Fallacy of 'Green' Jobs
by Lesser, Jonathan A.
54-64 How Regulators Should Use Natural Gas Price Forecasts
by Costello, Ken
65-74 Indirect Impacts in Illinois from a Renewable Portfolio Standard
by Ohler, Adrienne M. & Radusewicz, Kristi
75-93 An Assessment of the Economic Impact of the Wind Turbine Supply Chain in Illinois
by Carlson, J. Lon & Loomis, David G. & Payne, James
94-96 The Missing Piece in the Transmission Pricing Puzzle
by Rokach, Joshua Z.

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