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Reinventing Electric Utility Regulation

By Gregory B. Enholm and J. Robert Malko Order $69.00 -- Paperback, 502 pages. ISBN#: 0-910325-61-8

Learn from this collection of thought-provoking commentary on change and electric regulatory reform from executives, state regulators, and federal commissioners in the regulatory community. Plus, perspectives from other players -- the utilities governed by these regulators, the financial community (rating agencies), independent power producers, and public power. Hear from "star contributors:" Kenneth W. Costello, Douglas N. Jones, Thomas Feiler, Daniel William Fessler, Karl A. McDermott, Lisa Crutchfield, Richard Abdoo, Donald F. Santa, Jr., David W. Penn, Merribel S. Ayres, and Steven M. Fetter, and a host of others. AVAILABILITY: Limited Quantities Available! This title usually ships within 1 to 2 weeks. View Table of Contents Table of Contents Preface PART I: General Background Chapter 1: Assessing the Future of Electric Utility Regulation -- Gregory B. Enholm and J. Robert Malko Chapter 2: Key Considerations for Reinventing Electric Utility Regulation -- Samir F. Barakat and Gregory B. Enholm Chapter 3: The Changing Regulatory Framework: Federal Legislation -- Harriet Liza Moses Chapter 4: Lessons Learned in State Electric Utility Regulation -- Kenneth W. Costello and Douglas N. Jones Chapter 5: Traditional and New Regulatory Tools -- J. Robert Malko and Richard J. Williams Chapter 6: Quantifying the Loss from Regulatory Change -- Thomas Feiler PART II: State Regulatory Activity Chapter 7: The Reinventing Process for California Regulation -- Daniel William Fessler Chapter 8: A California Chief Executive’s View of Regulatory Reform -- Thomas A. Page Chapter 9: Connecticut’s Position on Retail Wheeling -- Evan W. Woollacott Chapter 10: Illinois’ Changing Regulatory Incentives -- Karl A. McDermott Chapter 11: Turbulent Water Ahead! Regulating in Troubled Waters (and Living to Tell the Tale) -- Wayne P. Olson Chapter 12: The Future Challenge: Utilities that Work -- Curt Hebert Chapter 13: Performance-based Regulation and Competition in New York: What Role for Cost-based Regulation? -- Warren E. Myers and Robert L. Whitaker Chapter 14: The Development of Competition in the Pennsylvania Electric Industry -- Lisa Crutchfield and Z Ahmed Kaloko Chapter 15: Regulation in the Lone Star State -- Robert W. Gee and Kentton C. Grant Chapter 16: Riding into Utah’s Electric Utility Future -- Judith Johnson and Kenneth B. Powell Chapter 17: Washington Examines Regulation in an Evolving Industry -- William R. Gillis, Jeffrey W. Showman, and Richard W. Byers Chapter 18: Wisconsin’s Public Policy Options for Competition -- Dennis Ray, Lee Cullen, and Rodney Stevenson Chapter 19: Wisconsin Electric’s Proposal for Reshaping the Electric Industry -- Richard A. Abdoo PART III: Perspectives from Other Participants Chapter 20: NARUC’s Perspective on Change -- Ronald E. Russell Chapter 21: New Directions at FERC -- Donald F. Santa, Jr. and Clifford S. Sikora Chapter 22: Reconsidering FERC/State Interactions -- Vicky A. Bailey and Larry Bruneel Chapter 23: Moving Toward Innovative Regulation in a More Competitive Electric Utility Industry -- Kenneth P. Linder and Eric T. Ackerman Chapter 24: A Rating Agency’s Perspective on Regulatory Reform -- Steven M. Fetter Chapter 25: Public Power’s Perspective on Regulatory Reform -- David W. Penn Chapter 26: Is Competition Here? -- Merribel S. Ayres Chapter 27: Meshing New Regulation with New Utilities -- Gregory B. Enholm and J. Robert Malko Author Biographical Information

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