FERC'S PURPA cogeneration rules: economics, rate design, and policy aspects
C.D. Laderoute
Abstract
C.D. Laderoute
Abstract
Title II of Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act (PURPA) addresses the issue of cogeneration: a technology that in recent years has received increasing attention as a method of utilizing our energy sources more efficiently. The first four of the above listed acts affect cogeneration either directly or indirectly. This paper deals strictly with PURPA. 15 refs.
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Title II of Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act (PURPA) addresses the issue of cogeneration: a technology that in recent years has received increasing attention as a method of utilizing our energy sources more efficiently. The first four of the above listed acts affect cogeneration either directly or indirectly. This paper deals strictly with PURPA. 15 refs.
Key concepts: Cogeneration, Energy policy, Environmental economics, Economics, Public economics, Business, Risk analysis (engineering), Engineering