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Industry experts see major benefits from retail wheeling

M. O'Driscoll

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Two electric power industry experts predicted that customers would see tremendous benefits from direct access to power supplies but cautioned that deciding on such issues as power pools and stranded investment at the outset could slow the creation of a viable market.

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Two electric power industry experts predicted that customers would see tremendous benefits from direct access to power supplies but cautioned that deciding on such issues as power pools and stranded investment at the outset could slow the creation of a viable market.

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Two electric power industry experts predicted that customers would see tremendous benefits from direct access to power supplies but cautioned that deciding on such issues as power pools and stranded investment at the outset could slow the creation of a viable market.

Key concepts: Wheeling, Electric power industry, Investment (military), Business, Electric power, Industrial organization, Commerce, Power (physics)

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