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Twelfth Plenary Session

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9-10 January 1997 ISO Governance and Pricing. Session One - ISO Governance: Declaring and Honoring Independence Session Two - Designing a Competitive Retail Market Session Three - Imperfect Pricing for Imperfect Markets

Sixth Plenary Session.

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26-27 January 1995 Session One - Business Meeting Session Two - Nuclear Power in the Era of Competition Session Three - Competition in Retail Services: A Business Opportunity and a Regulatory Challenge

Thirteenth Plenary Session

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May 16-17, 1997 Section I - ISOs: The Details Bring Issues into Focus Section II - Are There Disparate Air Quality Standards and Are They Distorting Electricity Markets? Section III - The Challenges of Implementing Retail Choice

Twentieth Plenary Session

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23-24 September 1999 Session One - New Restructuring Legislation in the States: What is it? How will it Affect, or be Affected by, Federal Legislation? Session Two - Information Disclosure and Support of Competitive Electricity Markets. Session Three -...

Special Seminar - 12 January 1995

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12 January 1995 Mechanisms for Federal-State Cooperation. Session One - Problems Requiring Coordination Between State and Federal Regulators Session Two - Mechanisms For State-Federal Collaboration

Sixteenth Plenary Session.

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21-22 May 1998 Session One - Stranded Costs/ Stranded Benefits. Session Two - Reliability and Inter-Regional Transfers. Session Three - Market Structure/ Retail Competition.

Special Seminar-27 September 1995

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27 September 1995 Reliability, Capacity Requirements and the Obligation to Serve in a More Competitive Market. Session One - NERC Reliability Assessment, 1995-2004: Findings and Issues Session Two - Revisiting Reliability Requirements in a More...

Special Seminar - 7 January 1994. HEPG.

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7 January 1994. Stranded Assets: Towards Analyzing the Options. Session One - Cost Allocation in Theory Session Two - Transition Costs in the Electricity Market

Special Session-21 November 1997

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21 November 1997 The Future of Regulation. Session One - Identifying and Defining Acceptable Levels of Competition. Session Two - Adapting Regulation to Competitive Circumstances.

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.
Harvill, Terry. “Harvill, Terry. All The King’s Horses and All The King’s Men: Can Humpty Dumpty Be Put Together Again? ”. In.
Harvill, Terry. “Harvill, Terry. All The King’s Horses and All The King’s Men: Can Humpty Dumpty Be Put Together Again? ”. 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.
Hogan, William W. “Cross-Product Manipulation in Electricity Markets, Microstructure Models and Asymmetric Information”. In.
Hogan, William W. “Cross-Product Manipulation in Electricity Markets, Microstructure Models and Asymmetric Information”. In.