Restructuring and the environment
D. Lapp
Abstract
D. Lapp
Abstract
Restructuring of the electric utility industry poses a serious problem for environmentalists. Over the years, many environmental advocacy groups have channeled their efforts through public utilities. Today, there is a real risk of blurring the distinction between protecting the environment and protecting the electric companies themselves. How can we protect the environmental gains achieved to date while taking advantage of a changed marketplace? This article offers some answers to that question.
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Restructuring of the electric utility industry poses a serious problem for environmentalists. Over the years, many environmental advocacy groups have channeled their efforts through public utilities. Today, there is a real risk of blurring the distinction between protecting the environment and protecting the electric companies themselves. How can we protect the environmental gains achieved to date while taking advantage of a changed marketplace? This article offers some answers to that question.
Key concepts: Restructuring, Electric utility, Electric power industry, Deregulation, Business, Competition (biology), Market economy, Industrial organization