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Are electrics headed for a fall

Henry Hollis Schaefer

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This article discusses the need for electric utilities to restructure their organizations to maintain flexibility of their assets in the present competitive atmosphere. The author also believes that utilities are asking for future problems by failing to charge appropriate rates for demand side management programs.

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This article discusses the need for electric utilities to restructure their organizations to maintain flexibility of their assets in the present competitive atmosphere. The author also believes that utilities are asking for future problems by failing to charge appropriate rates for demand side management programs.

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This article discusses the need for electric utilities to restructure their organizations to maintain flexibility of their assets in the present competitive atmosphere. The author also believes that utilities are asking for future problems by failing to charge appropriate rates for demand side management programs.

Key concepts: Restructuring, Flexibility (engineering), Atmosphere (unit), Business, Operations management, Engineering, Management, Economics

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