J.R. Pierobon
Abstract
This article examines the economic, social, and political aspects of retail wheeling. The author makes some suggestions for formulating regulations to encourage wheeling while protecting small consumers of electric power. The objective is to devise uniform rules for everyone, and to lower the cost of electricity.
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This article examines the economic, social, and political aspects of retail wheeling. The author makes some suggestions for formulating regulations to encourage wheeling while protecting small consumers of electric power. The objective is to devise uniform rules for everyone, and to lower the cost of electricity.
Key concepts: Wheeling, Electricity, Rhetoric, Politics, Business, Commerce, Engineering, Political science