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Who is Buying: Renewable Penetration, Market Risks and Long-term Contracts March 31, 2020
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Virtual Session, Tuesday, March 31, 2020
97th Plenary Session - Rapporteur's Report
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December 12-13, 2019, Marana, AZ Session One - Forming Expectations for Price Formation Session Two - Coherence or Confusion: What is the Environmental Agenda for the Power Sector? Session Three - Offshore Wind: Barriers and Challenges to Meaningful...
96th Plenary Session - Rapporteur's Report
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October 1-2, 2019, Washington, D.C. Session One - Decline in Revenues: Impact on Generators and Utilities and Options for Response Session Two - California Electricity Crisis (2000-2001): Legacy and Lessons Session Three - Utilities on the Customer Side...
92nd Plenary Session
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Session One-Cyber Security and Electricity Market Policy: Allies or Antagonists? Rob Knake, Council on Foreign Relations Cheryl LaFleur, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Todd Ramey, Midcontinent ISO Paul Stockton, Sonecon Session Two- Can Electricity...
93rd Plenary Session
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Session One- Customer Side of the Meter: What Works? Who Benefits? Who Belongs There Dale Bryk , Natural Resources Defense Council Asa Hopkins, Synapse Energy Arik Levinson, Georgetown University Raja Sundarajan, American Electric Power Session Two- Cyber...
92nd Plenary Session - Rapporteur's Report
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October 4-5, 2018, Washington, DC Session One - Cyber Security and Electricity Market Policy: Allies or Antagonists? Session Two - Can Electricity Markets Meet the Challenge of Meeting Non-Market Objectives? Session Three - Are Traditional Customer...
Eighty-Sixth Plenary Session
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March 30-31, 2017, Savannah, GA Session One - Load Serving Entities and Utility Distribution Companies: Expanding or Shrinking Role Going Forward? Session Two - Subsidies in Electricity Markets: Tilting at Windmills? Session Three - EPA Clean Power Plan...
Seventy-Seven Plenary Session
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December 4-5, 2014, New Orleans, LA Session One - Environmental Dispatch: Now? Or Never? Session Two - Technology and Resource Choice: What Value Diversity? Session Three - Resource Adequacy Reconsidered: Mandates and Markets
Seventy-Sixth Plenary Session
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October 2-3, 2014, Cambridge, MA Session One - Better Markets, Better Products, Better Prices Session Two - Renewable Energy and Carbon Policy: What Exactly is the Relationship? Session Three - Section 111(d): What Will EPA Do? What Will the States Do?
Bibliographic References tagged with Competitive Market Models
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O’Neill, Richard. “‘Idiosyncratic Assets, Interconnected Markets and Arbitrage.’”. In.
O’Neill, Richard. “‘Idiosyncratic Assets, Interconnected Markets and Arbitrage.’”. In.
Cusenza, Paul. “ Forward Trading in Electricity Markets: Benefits, Costs and Challenges.”. In.
Cusenza, Paul. “ Forward Trading in Electricity Markets: Benefits, Costs and Challenges.”. In.
Arkin, Zander. “Benefits of Cometition”, 1995.
Arkin, Zander. “Benefits of Cometition”, 1995.
Council, The Electricity Consumers Resource. “TODAY’S ORGANIZED MARKETS – A STEP TOWARD COMPETITION OR AN EXERCISE IN RE-REGULATION?”. In.
Council, The Electricity Consumers Resource. “TODAY’S ORGANIZED MARKETS – A STEP TOWARD COMPETITION OR AN EXERCISE IN RE-REGULATION?”. In.
Cicala, Steve. “Imperfect Markets versus Imperfect Regulation in U.S. Electricity”. In.
Cicala, Steve. “Imperfect Markets versus Imperfect Regulation in U.S. Electricity”. In.
Alexander, Barbara. “Should Ratepayers Subsidize Uneconomic Assets in Restructured Markets?.”
Alexander, Barbara. “Should Ratepayers Subsidize Uneconomic Assets in Restructured Markets?.”
Linares, Pedro, Francisco Javier Santos, Mariano Ventosa, and Luis Lapiedra. “Incorporating Oligopoly, CO2 Emissions Trading and Green Certificates into a Power Generation Expansion Model”. Automatica 44, no. 6 (2008): 1608-20.
Linares, Pedro, Francisco Javier Santos, Mariano Ventosa, and Luis Lapiedra. “Incorporating Oligopoly, CO2 Emissions Trading and Green Certificates into a Power Generation Expansion Model”. Automatica 44, no. 6 (2008): 1608-20.
McKibbin, Warwick, Adele Morris, and Peter Wilcoxen. “THE ROLE OF BORDER CARBON ADJUSTMENTS IN A U.S. CARBON T AX”. In.
McKibbin, Warwick, Adele Morris, and Peter Wilcoxen. “THE ROLE OF BORDER CARBON ADJUSTMENTS IN A U.S. CARBON T AX”. In.