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“Estimating the Economically Optimal Reserve Margin in ERCOT.” In, 2014.Abstract
estimating_the_economically_optimal_reserve_margin_in_ercot.pdf
The Brattle Group. Estimating the Economically Optimal Reserve Margin in ERCOT." Prepared for the Public Utility Commission of Texas. January 31, 2014."
Centolella, Paul. “Estimates of the Value of Uninterrupted Service for The Mid-West Independent System Operator.” In, 2010.Abstract
voll_final_report_to_miso_042806.pdf
Centolella, Paul. Estimates of the Value of Uninterrupted Service for The Mid-West Independent System Operator. August, 2010. 49 pages.

ESCO (Efficiency Service Company)

An entity that enables a customer to reduce consumption, and that typically splits the cost savings
Greene, Mike. “ERCOT: A Recipe For Transmission Expansion Success.” In, 2005.Abstract
greene-12-05.pdf
Greene, Mike. ERCOT: A Recipe For Transmission Expansion Success. 9 December 2005. Presentation, 8 pages.
Group, ERCOT ISO Working. “ERCOT ISO Working Group. ISO Joint Filing. 10 June 1996.” In, 1996.Abstract
ERCOT ISO Working Group. ISO Joint Filing. 10 June 1996.
the Group, Brattle. “ERCOT Investment Incentives and Resource Adequacy.” In, 2012.Abstract
brattle_ercot_resource_adequacy_review_-_2012-06-01.pdf
The Brattle Group. ERCOT Investment Incentives and Resource Adequacy." June 1, 2012."
Group, The Brattle. “ERCOT Investment Incentives and Resource Adequacy.” In, 2012.Abstract
brattle_ercot_resource_adequacy_review_-_2012-06-01.pdf
The Brattle Group. ERCOT Investment Incentives and Resource Adequacy." June 1, 2012."

ERCOT Contour Map: Real Time Market - Locational Marginal Pricing (requires SVG viewer)

HEPG content here - relating to link and what it is.

ERCOT (Texas)

HEPG content here - relating to link and what it is.
Brown, Ashley. “Equitable Access to Basic Utilities: Public versus Private Provision and Beyond.” In, 2009.Abstract

ipcpovertyinfocus18.pdf

Brown, Ashley. Equitable Access to Basic Utilities: Public versus Private Provision and Beyond. Poverty in Focus. International Policy Centre for Inclusive Growth Poverty Practice, Bureau for Development Policy, UNDP. Number 18, August 2009. 36 pages.

Ashley C. Brown discusses the externalities involved in supplying basic infrastructure to those who can least afford it. He argues that, contrary to established views, cross-subsidy schemes actually benefit all users and not only the targeted population.

 

 

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