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Tenth Plenary Session

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June 13-14, 1996 Session One - ISO Governance and Structure: A Continuing Exploration Session Two - Evaluating the Prospects for Federal Legislation in the Electricity Industry Session Three - Capacity Reservation Open Access Transmission Tariffs: Key to...

21 March 1996. HEPG Special Session

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21 March 1996 The ISO Governance, Scope and Rules: How Independent? What System? Which Operations? Session One - Governance, Scope and Rules: Goals, Criteria and Options Session Two - Governance, Scope and Rules: Theory and Practice

Twenty-Fourth Plenary Session

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February 1-2, 2001 Moving Towards Markets in the Face of Surprises and Mistakes. Session One - California: Weathering the Storm. Session Two - Re-Regulating Retail Competition. Session Three - Absorbing Shocks to the System.

Twenty-Seventh Plenary Session

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January 24-25, 2002 Session One - Market Power and Market Makers. Session Two - Transmission Expansion: Market-Based and Regulated Approaches. Session Three - Slicing and Dicing: Carrots and Sticks.

Twenty-Ninth Plenary Session

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September 26-27, 2002 Session One - Working to Make Working Markets. Session Two - Energy Trading: Promoting Efficiency or Profiting from Manipulation? Session Three - The State of Retail Competition: A Failed Experiment, or an Essential Reform Just...

Thirty-Third Plenary Session

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December 11-12, 2003 Session One - Overcoming Market Failures Without Overturning Markets. Session Two - Active Markets and Reactive Policies: Requirements, Rules, Incentives and Business Models for Reactive Power. Session Three - Retail Competition in...

Thirtieth Plenary Session

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January 30-31, 2003 Which Way from Here Session One - We Have Seen the Future: It Doesn't Work. Session Two - We Can See the Future: It Is Working. Session Three - Regulated Utilities and Unregulated Losses.

Thirty-Seventh Plenary Session

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December 2-3, 2004 Session One - Overcoming Market Failures Without Overturning Markets. Session Two - Active Markets and Reactive Policies: Requirements, Rules, Incentives and Business Models for Reactive Power. Session Three - Retail Competition in...

Thirty-Sixth Plenary Session

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October 7-8, 2004 Session One - Retail Competition: Should Markets Be Bifurcated Between Core and Non-Core Customers? Session Two - How Does Electricity Restructuring Alter the Real Costs of Risk? Session Three - Back to the Future? Competition and Market...

Bibliographic References tagged with Regulation and Policy

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Anderson, Kenneth. “ Orward Trading in Electricity Markets: Benefits, Costs and Challenges A Regulator’s Perspective. ”. In.
Anderson, Kenneth. “ Orward Trading in Electricity Markets: Benefits, Costs and Challenges A Regulator’s Perspective. ”. In.
Institute, Edison Electrical. “ Implementing the Energy Policy Act: A Regulatory Analysis One Year Later.”
Institute, Edison Electrical. “ Implementing the Energy Policy Act: A Regulatory Analysis One Year Later.”
California, California Air Resources Board State. “ Climate Change Proposed Scoping Plan.”
California, California Air Resources Board State. “ Climate Change Proposed Scoping Plan.”
Zichella, Carl. “Renewable Transmission: Rights, Wrongs and Conflicts. Access, Pricing, Jurisdiction or Goals? ”. In.
Zichella, Carl. “Renewable Transmission: Rights, Wrongs and Conflicts. Access, Pricing, Jurisdiction or Goals? ”. In.
Tierney, Susan. “ Linking Ends and Means in Energy & Environmental Policy: Intended and Unintended Consequences (And Assorted Observations That Reveal Why I’m in Boston Rather Than D.C.)”. In.
Tierney, Susan. “ Linking Ends and Means in Energy & Environmental Policy: Intended and Unintended Consequences (And Assorted Observations That Reveal Why I’m in Boston Rather Than D.C.)”. In.
Keohane, Nathaniel. “Regulatory Means and Environmental Ends”. In.
Keohane, Nathaniel. “Regulatory Means and Environmental Ends”. In.
“Benefits and Costs of the Clean Air Act 1990-2020. Report Documents and Graphics”. EPA. Environmental Protection Agency, 2011.
“Benefits and Costs of the Clean Air Act 1990-2020. Report Documents and Graphics”. EPA. Environmental Protection Agency, 2011.
Cavanagh, Ralph, and John Howat. “Finding Common Ground Between Consumer and Environmental Advocates ”. ElectricityPolicy.com.
Cavanagh, Ralph, and John Howat. “Finding Common Ground Between Consumer and Environmental Advocates ”. ElectricityPolicy.com.
Murtishaw, Scott. “Cap and Trade Implementation for California’s Investor-Owned Utilities.”. In.
Murtishaw, Scott. “Cap and Trade Implementation for California’s Investor-Owned Utilities.”. In.
Kristov, Lorenzo. “California’s Cap-and-Trade Regime”. In.
Kristov, Lorenzo. “California’s Cap-and-Trade Regime”. In.