Competition in the Electric Industry

Competition in the Electric Industry

Emerging Issues, Opportunities, and Risks for Facility Operators

  • Publisher: National Academies Press
  • ISBN: 9780309056816
  • eISBN Pdf: 9780309590044
  • Place of publication:  United States
  • Year of digital publication: 1996
  • Month: November
  • Pages: 98
  • Language: English
  • Competition in the Electric Industry: Emerging Issues, Opportunities, and Risks for Facility Operators
  • Copyright
  • PREFACE
    • COMPETITION IN THE ELECTRIC INDUSTRY: EMERGING ISSUES, OPPORTUNITIES AND RISKS FOR FACILIITY OPERATORS
  • Contents
  • EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
    • ISSUES AND CONSIDERATIONS
  • THE FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION'S OPEN ACCESS RULE
    • TRANSMISSION ACCESS
    • COMPARABILITY: THE GOLDEN RULE
    • ELIGIBILITY
    • ENFORCING COMPARABILITY
    • PRO FORMA TARIFF
    • STRANDED COSTS
    • SCHEDULE
  • ELECTRIC POWER COMPETITION: PERSPECTIVE OF A REGULATOR
    • FACTORS CREATING COMPETITION AND CUSTOMER CHOICE
    • ROLE OF ELECTRICITY IN THE ECONOMY
    • ELECTRICITY PRICES AS A SOURCE OF COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE
    • TRANSITION ISSUES
    • FOUR MODELS OF INDUSTRY RESTRUCTURING
    • HOW CUSTOMERS WILL CHOOSE ELECTRIC GENERATION SERVICES
    • CONCLUSION
  • A ROADMAP TO ELECTRIC RESTRUCTURING IN CALIFORNIA: DECISIONS 95-12-063And 96-03-022
    • PROCESS
    • GOALS FOR RESTRUCTURING CALIFORNIA'S ELECTRIC INDUSTRY
    • PROPOSED MARKET STRUCTURE
    • THE INDEPENDENT SYSTEM OPERATOR
    • THE POWER EXCHANGE
    • TRANSITION COSTS
    • MARKET CHOICE FROM THE CUSTOMER'S STANDPOINT
    • THE ROLE OF THE UTILITY IN A RESTRUCTURED INDUSTRY
    • PUBLIC PURPOSE PROGRAMS AND RATE-SETTING
    • SCHEDULE FOR IMPLEMENTATION
  • THE RESTRUCTURING OF CALIFORNIA'S ELECTRIC INDUSTRY: A UTILITY'S PERSPECTIVE
    • BENEFITS OF AND CONCERNS ABOUT RETAIL ACCESS
    • JURISDICTIONAL CONCERNS
    • BASIC ISSUES IN RETAIL ACCESS
    • CONCLUSION
  • COMPETITION IN THE ELECTRIC POWER INDUSTRY: A VIEW FROM NEW YORK
    • THE "PRICE PROBLEM" IN NEW YORK
    • NIAGARA MOHAWK'S 1994 MULTIYEAR PRICE CAP PROPOSAL
    • THE POWER CHOICE PROPOSAL
    • THE NECESSITY OF RECOVERING STRANDABLE COSTS
    • UNBUNDLED SERVICES AND THE TRANSITION FEE
    • OTHER PROPOSALS UNDER CONSIDERATION
    • CONCLUSION
  • BUYING AND SELLING ELECTRICITY: PERSPECTIVE OF A POWER MARKETER
    • INFORMATION AND COMMODITY MARKETS
    • THE QUESTION OF RELIABILITY
    • TIMING IS EVERYTHING
    • THE OGLETHORPE EXAMPLE
    • CONCLUSION
  • PERSPECTIVE OF AN ELECTRICAL POWER CUSTOMER
    • MARGINAL COSTS AND THE PRICE OF POWER
    • LOW-COST POWER: A PREDICTION
    • A BOOM IN ELECTRICITY-INTENSIVE INDUSTRY
    • CUSTOMERS' STRATEGIES FOR LOWERING POWER COSTS
  • OPPORTUNITIES AND RISKS IN ELECTRIC COMPETITION: A VIEW FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
    • REPORT TO CONGRESS
    • FOCUSING ON THE BASICS
    • CONCLUSION
  • SAVING BILLIONS FROM ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN THE FEDERAL SECTOR: INSTITUTIONALIZING ENERGY EFFICIENCY I ...
    • OVERCOMING BARRIERS TO ENERGY EFFICIENCY
    • CONCLUSION
  • ACQUISITION OF UTILITIES SERVICES: SOME LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS
    • HOW TO ACHIEVE A COMPETITIVE SYSTEM
    • EXISTING OPPORTUNITIES
    • CONCLUSION
  • ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE ELECTRIC COMPETITION DEBATE
    • COMPETITION DOES NOT COME QUICKLY
    • DISCRIMINATION
    • STRUCTURAL APPROACHES TO DISCRIMINATION
    • PREVENTING DISCRIMINATION DOES NOT ELIMINATE MARKET POWER
    • MERGERS
    • STRANDED COSTS
    • CONCLUSION
  • SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES
  • GLOSSARY

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