Denny Ellerman, Paul Joskow, David Harrison
Emissions Trading in the US – Experience, Lessons and Considerations for Greenhouse Gases
Prepared for the Pew Center on Global Climate Change
Published May 2003 | Available at pewclimate.org
Tag Archives: Op-2003
Transmission regulation, merchant investment and the experience of SNI and Murraylink in the Australian National Electricity Market
Stephen Littlechild Transmission regulation, merchant investment and the experience of SNI and Murraylink in the Australian National Electricity Market Published 12 June 2003 | PDF Continue Reading
Background to work on Assessing Efficiency for the 2005 Distribution Price Control Review
David Newbery, Michael Pollitt, Tooraj Jamasb (contributors) Background to work on Assessing Efficiency for the 2005 Distribution Price Control Review Scoping Study/Consultation Document, Prepared for Ofgem Published September 2003 | Available at ofgem.gov.uk Continue Reading
Pay more for power or the UK’s lights will go out
William Nuttall Pay more for power or the UK’s lights will go out The Engineer, p 19 Published 26 September 2003 | Published online 10 November 2003 under the title ” Power failure” | Available attheengineer.co.uk Continue Reading
The winds of change are offering serious opportunities for engineers
William Nuttall The winds of change are offering serious opportunities for engineers The Engineer, p 19 Published 26 November 2003 | Published online 21 November 2003 under the title “The winds of change” | Available at theengineer.co.uk Continue Reading
Gaming the Regulator: A Survey
Tooraj Jamasb, Paul Nillesen, Michael Pollitt Gaming the Regulator: A Survey The Electricity Journal 16 (10) 2003, 68-80. Available at ScienceDirect Continue Reading
International benchmarking and regulation: an application to European electricity distribution utilities
Tooraj Jamasb, Michael Pollitt International benchmarking and regulation: an application to European electricity distribution utilities Energy Policy 31(15) 2003, 1609-1622. Available at ScienceDirect Continue Reading