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Privatization and Deregulation in the Gulf Energy Sector by Michael Kuczynski, 1999-02-01
How New York can avoid California's energy problems.(electric utilities deregulation)(Brief Article): An article from: Westchester County Business Journal by Daniel B. Walsh, 2001-03-05
Deregulation of the energy industry (Occasional papers series) by Elisabeth Pendley, 1995
The California paradox: lack of a state energy policy makes distributed generation a questionable business decision. (Deregulation).(Statistical Data Included): An article from: Energy by Robert A. Laurie, Scott Tomashefsky, 2002-01-01
Deregulation in an energy market and its impact on R&D for low-carbon energy technology [An article from: Resource and Energy Economics] by M. Nakada,
Regulatory reform of the electricity industry in Japan: What is the next step of deregulation? [An article from: Energy Policy] by H. Asano, 2006-11-01
Retail energy deregulation index 2001: Second edition of the RED index : a scorecard for measuring progress on energy restructuring by Nancy Etkin, 2001
Energy Deregulation in California: Benefits of Competition Were Undermined by Structural Flaws in the Market, Unsuccessful Oversight, and Uncontrolled Competitive Forces
Let consumers decide: is degregulation the sound of one hand clapping? (Deregulation).: An article from: Energy
Deregulation and green marketing: the threat to safe energy. (deregulation of electricity industry)(Special Issue: The Global Economy: Labor Explores New Terrain): An article from: Dollars & Sense by Jon Entine, 1997-09-01
The Energy Marketplace.(deregulation of electric utilities): An article from: Journal of Property Management by John Bell, 2001-01-01
Public understanding of environmental impacts of electricity deregulation [An article from: Energy Policy] by B.B. Johnson, P.G. Frank, 2006-08-01
The juicemen are coming: The impact of energy deregulation by Jeffrey P Katz, 2001
The impact of energy deregulation on sourcing strategy.: An article from: Journal of Supply Chain Management by Robert B. Handfield, 2004-03-22

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The Association Of Energy Engineers, AEE, Home Page
AEE is a gateway for information on energy management, energy services, deregulation, power quality, plant engineering, environment, hvac, lighting
http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126
Energy Shack
Energy Information page for British Columbia Canada. Information on energy deregulation.
http://www.energyshack.com

Extractions: Energy efficient products for the home August 31st, 2005 Heating systems can be very efficient if they are installed properly, respecting the instructions provided by the manufacturing company. They are available in different sizes, as they need to respond to the necessities of different house surfaces. Heating systems can be based on different technologies and can more or less energy efficient. But the research in the domain, as well as the technology, constantly leads to creating more performing energy efficient heating systems. Heating systems can be based on gas stoves or on radiators connected together by means of pipes, which are heated by hot water under pressure. Heating systems are very popular in most of the households, as people need them in order to preserve the temperatures at a comfortable level, and radiators and pipes represent the most common accessories of this kind. They are the more efficient, every time the pipes are better isolated from the outside environment. Among the most economical heating systems, solar heating systems are very popular. This has to do manly with the fact that they are based on nonfreezing fluids, which are pumped through pipes that are heated by the solar energy using mirrors that concentrate all the heat on them. The heated fluid is pumped after that, in radiators. This system can also be used to heat the water used in the household. This particular system is very energy efficient because it only uses a little amount of electrical energy to pup the water through the pipes. Thus, the energy loss cannot be compared with the loss of the usual heating systems.
MPR: Energy Deregulation: Dead On Arrival At Capitol?
energy deregulation Dead on Arrival at Capitol? By Marisa Helms February 22,2001 Part of MPR s online project, This Cold House
http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/200102/22_helmsm_deregulation/

Extractions: As Minnesota lawmakers consider ways to alleviate a projected energy shortfall later this decade, advocates of energy deregulation are pitching a free-market solution. They say deregulating the state's electricity industry would increase power generation and improve the reliability of the system. But the much publicized instability of the deregulated California market has some Minnesotans skeptical of the benefits of retail competition. HOW MINNESOTA COMPARES
Washingtonpost.com: Energy
Collection of current and archived newspaper articles and analyses about U.S. energy deregulation policy and issues.
http://washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/business/specials/energy/index.html

Extractions: Exclude President Bush's proposal to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to Alaska to drilling. Include reliability requirements for high-voltage power lines and add incentives to increase power line investment to address issues raised by the August 2003 blackout in the Northeast. Provide billions of dollars in tax incentives to spur development of oil, natural gas, clean coal and nuclear power. Give authority and financial assistance to build a $20 billion pipeline to bring natural gas from Alaska's North Slope. Offer tax incentives to improve energy efficiency of homes and some appliances and encourage use of renewable energy sources such as solar, wind and biodiesel.
Energy Deregulation Information
energy deregulation. Alberta s electricity industry has gone through an importanttransformation. This change has affected EPCOR s structure and the way we
http://www.epcor.ca/Communities/Alberta/Regulatory/Energy Deregulation Informati

Extractions: You are here: Home Communities Alberta Regulatory ... Energy Deregulation Information Alberta's electricity industry has gone through an important transformation. This change has affected EPCOR's structure and the way we do business in some areas. A basic knowledge of deregulation in Alberta will help you understand why EPCOR changed and some of the challenges and advantages to the deregulated system. You can get general information about deregulation and EPCOR below:
Clean Air Council | Energy Program
About energy deregulation. Health impacts of electricity generation Alternativeenergy sources Power Scorecard Greene Disclosure Litigation
http://www.cleanair.org/Energy/deregulation.html
Advantage Energy: Energy Deregulation
Under energy deregulation, customers now have the choice as to who will energy deregulation is similar to the deregulated telephone industry where a
http://www.advantageenergyusa.com/advantage/facts.aspx

Extractions: I'm interested in... Electric commodity supply Natural gas supply Energy/tax audits Energy services Renewable (green) power supply Utility bill analysis/rate negotiations Self-generation technical assessment Chamber/association programs Sign up for New Program Alerts Contact Us Services Energy Deregulation ... FAQs The New York State Public Service Commission (PSC) has opened the State's electric industry to competition. Under energy deregulation, customers now have the choice as to who will supply their electric and gas. Competition has produced and supported new innovative technologies and services to generate even greater energy savings. Energy deregulation is similar to the deregulated telephone industry where a company such as Sprint sells you long distance service (the commodity) and Verizon continues to maintain the transmission systems. The transmission distribution portion of the bill (the cost to get the power to you) is still provided by the utility. Maintenance of the systems and meter reading will still be the responsibility of your present utility as well. By purchasing your power from Advantage Energy, Inc., to the extent our company purchases power cheaper than your current tariff rate, you'll save money. Did You Know?
Lay Championed Energy Deregulation
Lay championed energy deregulation. When California s electricity crisis hit in2000, Kenneth Lay and the company he headed came to symbolize all that
http://www.arnoldwatch.org/articles/articles_000364.php3

Extractions: "Even though Enron didn't make off with the biggest bag of money, you have to look at Enron and specifically Ken Lay to understand how we got into (the energy crisis) in the first place," said Doug Heller, a spokesman for the Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights, which is strongly opposed to deregulation.
ArnoldWatch.Org: Energy
Gov.elect Schwarzenegger Should Come Clean About Ken Lay Meeting Or Face Inquiry,Group Says energy deregulation Agenda Criticized. Oct 03, 2003
http://www.arnoldwatch.org/energy/index.php

Extractions: What Arnold Says About Energy What ArnoldWatch sees "Create a working wholesale power market based on the lessons learned from other states and the FERC standard market design." "Affirm the commitment to private power by dismantling the California Power Authority." "Slow and poor policy response exacerbated financial degradation of utilities - (such as a) delay in raising rates" That he has not committed to fighting for the outstanding $9-$20 billion these energy firms still owe Californians indicates Arnold does not understand what the voter anger about the energy crisis meant, namely that under deregulation, Californians paid too much for power and should get their money back.
Energy Deregulation In Australia - Origin Energy Has The Information You Need Ab
Deregulation of the energy industry in Australia gives consumers more choice,read on to find out how
http://www.originenergy.com.au/energy_deregulation.htm

Extractions: Origin Energy has all the information you need regarding energy deregulation in Australia . Deregulation of the energy industry allows you to choose your electricity and natural gas retailer. In the deregulated energy market, the retailing of electricity and natural gas is separate from distribution. This means that the company that sells you energy can be different from the company that maintains the electricity wires and poles or gas pipes that supply natural gas and electricity to your home or business. Origin Energy is a leading Australian energy company with over 140 years experience in meeting the energy needs of Australians. We are here to look after all your energy needs in your home or business and our aim is to keep things simple to make your life easier. So when considering the impact of Australian energy deregulation on your home or business, be sure to look us up. With the deregulation of energy supply in Australia you can make the most of this and simplify your life by using one provider to supply all of your energy needs. Best of all, when you choose Origin Energy you can rest assured that you are with a company that takes it's responsibility to the environment seriously. Origin Energy is committed to delivering innovative energy solutions for sustainable growth. As an energy producer, we work hard to ensure our operations are managed effectively to reduce our company's greenhouse gas emissions and to minimise the environmental impact of our customers' use of energy.
SPUR - Articles - Deregulation, Re-Regulation And California's Energy Future
In 1996, Californians entered the new world of energy deregulation, 1996 s AB1890 energyderegulation measure was based on the theory that the
http://www.spur.org/documents/030801_article_05.shtm

Extractions: A printer-friendly PDF version of this article is also available. Deregulation, Re-Regulation and California's Energy Future by Jim Chappell This article first appeared in the August, 2003 SPUR Newsletter , p. 12. In 1996, Californians entered the new world of energy deregulation, with its promises of greater efficiency, robust competition, and lower prices. Instead, we were hit with the energy perfect storm, with its brownouts and blackouts, soaring wholesale power prices, insolvent utilities, criminal charges of market manipulation by out-of-state electricity trading firms, electric ratepayers now weighed down with above-market energy contracts, and a governor subject to a recall effort, in part because of his perceived bungling of the energy crisis. The country looks at California today as an example of what not to do. Background Assembly Bill 1890 1996's AB 1890 energy-deregulation measure was based on the theory that the regulated monopolies lacked market incentives to control costs and innovate, and that it was necessary to break them up and create competitive markets. It did a number of things: Incentivized the divestment of generation facilities to merchant generation firms, power companies that generate electricity for sale in the open wholesale power market
[PushBack] The Fraud Of Energy Deregulation
For years, Dr. Bill Wattenburg on KGO Radio AM810, has warned the west coast thatthe socalled energy deregulation plans are a massive fraud on the working
http://www.pushback.com/Wattenburg/articles/EnergyDeregulationFraud.html

Extractions: Home Bill Wattenburg Justice ShockingÂ Facts ... For the last five years, big customers and the utility companies knew full well what was coming. The big boys knew how to safeguard themselves. The utility companies knew how to profit from the coming crisis in a big way: This page was last modified on Thursday, 14-Oct-2004 14:45:52 PDT. Unless otherwise noted, contents of this site
ResearchChannel: Programs
energy deregulation. energy deregulation. This panel of experts address energyderegulation and discuss the following topics
http://www.researchchannel.org/program/displayevent.asp?rid=949
Rowland & Moore LLP
Chicago firm offering services for the electric, gas and telecommunications industries with concentration in business and energy deregulation.
http://www.telecomreg.com

Extractions: Rowland and Moore LLP is a law firm that devotes its practice to telecommunications law and public utility law, including electric deregulation and gas transportation. Our firm represents new entrants in the increasingly competitive environments of local exchange telecommunications and the supply of gas and electricity before state regulatory commissions and appropriate federal agencies, such as the FCC or FERC. Additionally, we provide litigation services to corporations, governmental agencies and consumer organizations. We are licensed to practice law in Illinois, Indiana and Michigan. Our philosophy is simple: competition for telecommunications, electric and gas service drives down prices and provides all customers with more choices. Our goal is to assist our clients in overcoming the barriers thrown up by the incumbent telecommunications carriers, electric utilities and gas utilities, thus enhancing the chances for the success of their business while furthering the public interest.
Enron's Collapse Might Slow States' Energy Deregulation
With Enron Corp. s collapse, the drive toward energy deregulation has lost itsloudest voice. It now must overcome new skepticism about the argument that
http://www.dailypress.com/news/dp-6846sy0feb11,0,900895.story

Extractions: More top 20 e-mailed stories ... Special Projects News The Associated Press February 11, 2002 HOUSTON With Enron Corp.'s collapse, the drive toward energy deregulation has lost its loudest voice. It now must overcome new skepticism about the argument that consumers benefit when private companies replace public utilities.
Carter & Burgess - Information Center / Powering Up For Energy Deregulation
Many have heralded energy deregulation and the ensuing competition among providersas a surefire way to cut costs, but in recently deregulated California,
http://www.c-b.com/information center/energy/ic.asp?tID=6&pID=103
Thompson Hine LLP : Energy - Energy Deregulation
Header Start. Header End. Energy energy deregulation Issues arising out ofenergy deregulation and restructuring, including issues related to
http://www.thompsonhine.com/practicegroups/group25_b.php

Extractions: We advise and represent clients on: Rate setting and other proceedings before state public utility commissions and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). Issues arising out of energy deregulation and restructuring, including issues related to alternative electricity suppliers, open access transmission tariffs, market-based rate authorizations, and participation in Regional Transmission Organizations. Raw material supply and transportation, state and federal oil and gas leasing, facility siting, and public land and environmental issues associated with energy raw material extraction and transportation. Mergers, sales and acquisitions of regulated facilities. Natural gas transportation and sales. Oil pipeline rates and services. Hydroelectric licensing, dam safety, headwater benefits determinations, and enforcement matters. Federal and state jurisdictional issues.
Seminar In Energy Deregulation (L689)
No course description available.Teaching faculty A. Aman. Sections offered. Penniman, W. (section 26628Seminar in energy deregulation (L689).
http://www.law.indiana.edu/curriculum/app_curriculum/course.asp?CID=186
Q&A: Energy Deregulation
energy deregulation can be confusing. To make some sense of the muddle, em Inc. /em magazine spoke with Hugh Holman, a senior analyst at CIBC World
http://www.inc.com/articles/2000/11/21070.html

Extractions: Skip to the content of this page Advanced options showLogin('', 'http://www.inc.com/articles/2000/11/21070.html'); Printer friendly Email this article Newsletters Energy deregulation can be confusing. To make some sense of the muddle, Inc. magazine spoke with Hugh Holman, a senior analyst at CIBC World Markets, who has been tracking energy deregulation since 1997. From: Inc magazine November 2000 By: Emily Barker Current Events document.write(ibHtml1); Energy deregulation can be confusing. To make some sense of the muddle, Inc. magazine spoke with Hugh Holman, a senior analyst at CIBC World Markets who's been tracking energy deregulation since 1997. Inc.
Small Biz Gets No Charge From Electricity Deregulation
We see energy deregulation as an opportunity for our organization, adds Barry According to LEAP Letter, a newsletter that tracks energyderegulation
http://www.inc.com/magazine/19961201/1891.html

Extractions: Skip to the content of this page Advanced options showLogin('', 'http://www.inc.com/magazine/19961201/1891.html'); Printer friendly Email this article Newsletters Here's why small businesses better pay attention when its electric-utility market becomes deregulated. From: Inc. Magazine, Dec 1996 By: Hal Plotkin Red Tape document.write(ibHtml1); Long plagued by some of the highest rates in the country, California is about to deregulate its electric-utility market. But small-business owners should take heed of the deregulation bill's fine print. "What you see is small business getting screwed," says Julie Scofield, executive director of the Smaller Business Association of New England. Thanks to the lobbying efforts of California Large Energy Consumers Association (CLECA), a complicated agreement was hammered out by lawmakers and utility companies. The new legislation, which is expected to take effect on January 1, 1998, allows large customers to negotiate rates with electricity providers while other users get frozen rates and mandatory scheduled rate decreases.

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