101. Welcome To The Energy Efficiency Forum! An annual event that raises awareness of critical and international energy issues such as global warming, utility deregulation. http://www.eeforum.net/

Sponsored By: Note: Some documents are in .PDF fomat and require Adobe Acrobat Reader for viewing. To download this application for free, please click the logo below: Energy Efficiency - Understanding the Urgency Keynote Speaker: President George W. Bush The 2005 Energy Efficiency Forum was a huge success! Thank you to all who attended. Forum 2005 Links: Submit feedback on the Forum. If you attended the 2005 Forum, we'd like to know your comments! Official 2005 Program News release Event summary View a slideshow from the forum! See a list of the award winners Download a Transcript: John Engler President Bush Norman Mineta Winners were recently announced for the Igniting Creative Energy Challenge! The Challenge is an educational competition open to all students in grades K-12 in the U.S. and Canada. View a list of this year's recipients. The 2005 Energy Efficiency Forum was a huge success! Thank you to all who attended. Please click on any of the links below for more information on the following: Executive Council Forum Hosts Forum Co-Hosts 1300 Pennsylvania Ave., NW

102. Main "Restructuring" Page Because of flaws in the deregulation process, the California Public Utilities Under restructuring, the California energy Commission was directed by the http://www.energy.ca.gov/restructuring/

Restructuring of California's Electric Utility Industry Information From the California Energy Commission Beginning March 31, 1998, many of California's electricity consumers were allowed to make choices when they purchased their electricity. The decades-old structure of area-specific monopolies for electricity was changed under what is called "restructuring" or deregulation . Begun by the California Public Utilities Commission in 1992, the course electricity deregulation took was directed by legislation, mainly Assembly Bill 1890 and Senate Bill 90. Because of flaws in the deregulation process, the California Public Utilities Commission suspended direct access in September 2001 . Other problems, too numerous to explain here, also occurred. Many periodicals and books have examined and analyzed what went wrong with the state deregulation efforts. We'd recommend investigating those books and magazines at your local public or school library. Under restructuring, the California Energy Commission RENEWABLE ENERGY www.energy.ca.gov/renewables

103. 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, utility, electricity, oil, gas, geothermal, power, dsm, rebates, cogeneration and facility management. http://www.aeecenter.org/

aeecenter.org, 4025 Pleasantdale Rd., Suite 420, Atlanta, GA 30340. (t) 847-948-0309 (f) 847-948-0306 e-mail: Webmaster@aeecenter.org

104. States Pull The Plug On Electricity Dereg The California energy crisis of 20002001, the financial scandals of energy giant Aside from the price caps, deregulation did not lower the price of http://www.stateline.org/live/ViewPage.action?siteNodeId=136&languageId=1&conten

105. Green-e Renewable electricity program to promote green power, renewable energy and deregulation. http://www.green-e.org/

The comment period for the revised national standard is now closed. To view all comments recieved or learn more about the process, click here *Product numbers include regulated competitive and TRC markets, and are from the 2003 Green-e Verification Report

106. Power Shopping Homepage Clean, Green Renewable energy. One of the benefits of deregulation is that itgives customers the ability to choose power that is generated from clean, http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/content/dep/Energy/shopping.asp

Text Version Home Help Site Map ... How is Maryland Different from California? What is Electric Utility Deregulation? In 1999, a law was passed in Maryland called the Customer Choice Act. The Act gave Maryland customers the right to choose their electric power supplier, beginning in July of 2000. The Act also unbundled, or separated, the different pieces of the electricity product from each other. For example, when you buy power, you are buying generation, transmission and distribution. Generation creates the power, transmission brings it to your area, and distribution brings it to your home or business. The only piece of the electricity product that you are now able to choose is generation. Generation is the creation of electricity through the burning of fuels or the use other energy sources. Generation usually happens at a power plant. Most power plants burn fossil fuels such as coal, oil or natural gas. Some power plants use nuclear energy. And, some electricity is generated from renewable resources such as solar power, wind, or biomass. A company that provides generation of electricity is called an electricity supplier.

107. Thermal Storage And Deregulation DeepLink to article with Conclusions and References. (ASHRAE Journal) April, 1998 http://www.pwi-energy.com/main/whitepapers/tsdereg.htm

Thermal Storage and Deregulation By Brian Silvetti, PE, and Mark MacCracken, PE Member ASHRAE Member ASHRAE Reprinted by Permission from ASHRAE Journal , April, 1998. No area of the HVAC industry is more sensitive to the changes developing within the electric power industry than off-peak air conditioning. Thermal storage for cooling applications depends almost entirely on time differentiated utility rate structures for its existence, and the future form and substance of these rates will determine the directions this industry must take in order to survive and flourish. Certainly, there are capacity-limited or niche storage applications, such as churches and theaters, but the vast majority of storage systems are installed to capitalize on favorable time-of-use electricity rates. The benefits of thermal storage to the customer are only a reflection of the thermal storage benefits to the new power providers and marketers. It is useful to review and expand on the various impacts thermal storage can have on the unregulated electric power industry and how those impacts can improve a customer's negotiating leverage. As was made clear in recent ASHRAE-sponsored forums, we can only predict how government's regulatory retreat will impact utilities, power producers, the proliferation of energy marketers and ultimately, the customer

108. Texas Electric Choice | Home Learn about deregulation of electricity in Texas from the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT). Find a retail electric provider, answer questions about power, energy bills, and the safety with deregulation. http://www.powertochoose.org/

Contact Us Text-Only Site Map Home © 2003-2005, PUC. This information is provided by the Public Utility Commission of Texas Welcome to the Texas Electric Choice website, where you can choose the Retail Electric Provider that's right for you. You have a choice. Just like you choose your long-distance phone company, you can buy your electricity from companies that compete for your business. Some electric providers offer lower rates, wind or solar power, or the promise of better customer service. Shop and compare. Make sure you choose the electric provider that's right for you. If you do choose to switch, you are one mouse click away from a new electric provider. Want more information? Call toll-free 1-866-PWR-4-TEX (1-866-797-4839) or email us at info@powertochoose.org . Want to help? Visit our Power Partners website for opportunities.

109. Indepen Business Consultants - Home Page Consultancy focused on the regulation, deregulation, competition, restructuring and internationalisation of the utilities and energy industries. http://www.indepen.co.uk/

110. Princeton (MA) Municipal Light Department Information about the PMLD and general information and links related to the electric utility business. Topics include; deregulation, green power, renewable resources, safety, and energy conservation. http://www.pmld.com/

Welcome to the Princeton Municipal Light Department (PMLD) web page. Within these pages you will find information about who we are, doing business with us, and how to contact us. This web page will also provide general information and links related to the electric utility business. Topics include; deregulation, green power, renewable resources, safety, and energy conservation. It is the nature of websites to change, evolve, and grow so we ask that you check back often to view our progress and keep up with current events. Please feel free to contact us if you have any comments or suggestions. Watch here for the latest breaking news. - An opportunity to provide broadband, high speed internet and cable TV, services to every home in the Princeton community. Click here to view presentation and material on the subject! - Wind Farm Project Work Plan. Click here to read on the history of the wind farm and new developments and ideas. For active weather warnings nationwide refer to: U.S. National Weather Service's Interact Weather Information Network

111. Saint John Energy An electrical distribution utility that serves the municipality. Discusses company history, reports, deregulation, employment. Lists customer information, products, services and billing information. http://www.sjenergy.com/

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112. Country Energy - Deregulation deregulation. what is FRC? what should I look for in an energy offer? Before deregulation you paid Country energy to perform the following three energy http://www.countryenergy.com.au/internet/cewebpub.nsf/Content/faqs_deregulation

transactions faqs search faqs your account deregulation hot water merger ombudsman PDF troubleshooting Storm Tracker supply reliability energy wise calculator contact us home page customer service faqs deregulation deregulation what is FRC? what should I look for in an energy offer? how can Country Energy help? how does deregulation work? ... what happens if I don't do anything? what is FRC? FRC stands for Full Retail Competition, which is another name for deregulation. For about five years now, large energy customers in business and industry have been able to select their retailer of choice. The market is now opening further to give all customers, including householders, the choice of where they purchase their energy from (the same way you can choose your own telephone company). what should I look for in an energy offer? Make sure that you understand the price you are being quoted. Your energy bill is currently a bundled price that includes retail energy, distribution and market participation (government) costs. Energy retailers may quote retail, distribution and market participation costs as one price or seperate prices. You need to be sure you are comparing the same offer.

113. Texas ROSE Homepage Advocates for lowincome consumers. Includes information about deregulation, energy and money saving programs and tips, and a membership form. http://www.texasrose.org/

Texas ROSE Texas Ratepayers' Organization to Save Energy A nonprofit organization dedicated to affordable electricity and a healthy environment. Home News LITE-UP TEXAS System Benefit Fund Weatherization ... TexasLawHelp.org Free legal assistance for low-income Texans Texas ROSE Ratepayers Organization to Save Energy A non-profit membership organization dedicated to affordable electricity and a healthy environment. We provide straight forward information to consumers and advocate for energy efficiency programs, fair customer service practices and customer education at the Public Utility Commission of Texas. For more information: info@texasrose.org © 2004 Texas Ratepayers Organization to Save Energy 815 Brazos Street, Suite 1100, Austin, TX 78701-2509 Admin Login

114. Swisher Electric Cooperative Information on services and products, energy saving tips, and structure of cooperatives and deregulation. http://www.swisherelectric.org/

Scholarship Winners Announced Two area high school students are the winners of the $500 scholarships offered by Swisher Electric Cooperative. Lauren Barnes is the daughter of SEC members David and Debbie Barnes and is Valedictorian of her Tulia High School graduating class of 2005. Manager's Message Charles Castleberry General Manager Voices from the Heartland Every year about this time, rural electric managers and directors from across the country convene in Washington, D.C. to let our legislators know our stance on issues that effect you, our members. Our legislators listen to us because, one, they know we speak with a voice that comes from the grassroots, and two, they know we will present our case honestly. Our legislators know this because they know co-op leaders are involved in their communities, serving on community development boards, city councils, school boards and other organizations striving to benefit their communities. Swisher Electric Enrolling Co-op Connections Vendors!

115. Norfolk Power The site lists deregulation, media releases, energy tips and electrical safety information. http://www.norfolkpower.on.ca/

var LocationID = 'CAON0623'; The Norfolk Power team is in business to deliver safe and reliable electricity to you. We work to build and maintain your electric distribution system to ensure your home, work and the electricity in your entire county is always on and always connected We continue to reach out to new customers while providing you the highest level of service possible. Now, we all know power outages, whether due to technical difficulties or the forces of nature are sometimes unavoidable. We at Norfolk are dedicated to your electricity service and our team promises to respond to your power outages and emergencies quickly and efficiently. New: Revised Conditions of Service (September 2005) Nightstar Flashlights Call 1-800-465-0291 site by IDYLIQ

116. Sieben Energy Associates An independent energy consulting firm specializing in the efficient use and smart purchasing of energy resources. Provides consultancy for such items as deregulation, and facility analysis, management and design. http://www.siebenenergy.com

117. Nigerian Workers Plan Rallies Over Oil Deregulation CNN http://cnn.com/2001/WORLD/africa/03/12/energy.nigeria.fuel.reut/index.html

118. Freedom Energy Partners New England coalition supporting low electricity prices and deregulation. Includes contact information. http://www.freedomenergy.com/

Freedom Energy A Pioneering Electricity Marketer Now featuring Power by the Hour from SilentSherpa ... - click here for more details... Freedom Energy pioneered the effort in New England to bring you lower electricity prices and a choice of suppliers. Utilities Flock to Condemn Freedom Plea for Wholesale Wheeling Order from FERC NORTHEAST POWER REP. Sept. 1, 1995 at 10 ("The prospect of an aggregator garnering a Federal Energy Regulatory Commission wholesale wheeling order prompted utilities from around the country to rush to protest Freedom Energy’s petition.") Freedom Energy is a marketer of full requirements service to large commercial and industrial retail electric customers throughout New England. We specialize in real-time hourly pricing of electricity. And yes, we can get it for you directly at wholesale from the NEPOOL wholesale market! Freedom Energy was the force behind the 99th amendment to the NEPOOL agreement that became effective on March 1, 2004. This amendment permits a Market Participant End User (MPEU) to self-supply by participating directly in the NEPOOL Market. Buying electricity is all about contract timing and structure to best exploit market opportunity. We specialize in wholesale purchases and real-time pricing. We also offer off-the-shelf fixed, forward contracts from one month to three years.

119. Energy Analytics Specialises in the deregulation of the utility markets and a leading energy consulting services firm, focused on securing demand response and energy efficiency savings for our customers http://utilitymarkets.com

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120. Synex Engineering Consultancy - Regulatory And Economics Studies For The Energy Chilean consulting firm with international experience in design and implementation of energy policies promoting efficiency through decentralization, deregulation, development of competitive markets, efficient regulation of monopolistic activities and privatization of state owned companies. http://www.synex.cl

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