The electric market: Past, present, and future
S.H. Clevett, L.J. Hart
Abstract
S.H. Clevett, L.J. Hart
Abstract
This article describes the changing regulatory environment for electric utilities since the turn of the century. Described are utility strategies for operating in an increasingly competitive environment and the different strategies devised by different types of utilities. Some recommendations are made for future regulatory requirements for creating a truly competitive environment to the benefit of both shareholders and ratepayers.
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This article describes the changing regulatory environment for electric utilities since the turn of the century. Described are utility strategies for operating in an increasingly competitive environment and the different strategies devised by different types of utilities. Some recommendations are made for future regulatory requirements for creating a truly competitive environment to the benefit of both shareholders and ratepayers.
Key concepts: Electric utility, Shareholder, Business, Risk analysis (engineering), Industrial organization, Economics, Environmental economics, Engineering