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Ruff, Larry. “Economic Principles of Demand Response in Electricity.” In, 2002.Abstract
ruff_economic_principles_demand_response_eei_10-02.pdf
Ruff, Larry. Economic Principles of Demand Response in Electricity. Prepared by Larry Ruff for the Edison Electric Institute. The opinions and conclusions of the paper are those of the author alone. October 2002. Paper, 58 pages.
Thomson, Robert. “Economic Dispatch and a Competitive Electricity Market: A Comparative Review Draft.” In, 1995. Publisher's VersionAbstract
Thomson, Robert. Economic Dispatch and a Competitive Electricity Market: A Comparative Review Draft. 8 January 1995.

Economic Dispatch

Operating a generating system by running the generation units that have the lowest operating costs
Nordhaus, William D. “Economic aspects of global warming in a post-Copenhagen environment.” In, 2010. Publisher's VersionAbstract
Nordhaus, William D. Economic aspects of global warming in a post-Copenhagen environment. PNAS 107, no. 26 (June 29, 2010): pp:11721-11726. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1005985107
Evans, Lewis,, and Richard. “Economic Analysis of Financial Transmission Rights (FTR's) with Specific Reference to the Transpower Proposal for New Zealand.” In, 2001.Abstract
Evans, Lewis, and Richard Meade (ISCR: New Zealand Institute for the Study of Competition and Regulation, Inc). Economic Analysis of Financial Transmission Rights (FTR's) with Specific Reference to the Transpower Proposal for New Zealand. 28 September 2001. Paper, 73 pages.
Kiesling, Lynne. “EcoAlign Project Energy Code: Markets, Technology and Institutions: Increasing Energy Efficiency Through Decentralized Coordination.” In, 2009.Abstract
kiesling_energycode_feb2009.pdf
Kiesling, Lynne. EcoAlign Project Energy Code: Markets, Technology and Institutions: Increasing Energy Efficiency Through Decentralized Coordination. Paper distributed to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group Fifty-Fourth Plenary Session. March 12, 2009. 16 pages.
Pfeifenberger, Johannes. “Easier Said Than Done: The Continuing Saga of Transmission Cost Allocation.” In, 2011.Abstract
pfeifenberger_hepg_2011-2-24.pdf
Pfeifenberger, Johannes. Easier Said Than Done: The Continuing Saga of Transmission Cost Allocation." Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group 62nd Plenary Session, Rancho Palos Verdes, California, February 24, 2011. 25 pages."
Barton, Lisa. “Easier Said Than Done: The Continuing Saga of Moving from Principle to Practice in Crafting Transmission Infrastructure Investment Rules.” In, 2011.Abstract
barton_lisafeb2011.pdf
Barton, Lisa. Easier Said Than Done: The Continuing Saga of Moving from Principle to Practice in Crafting Transmission Infrastructure Investment Rules." Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group 62nd Plenary Session, Rancho Palos Verdes, California, February 24, 2011. 7 pages."
Ott, Andrew. “Easier Said Than Done: The Continuing Saga of Moving from Principle to Practice in Crafting Transmission Infrastructure Investment Rules.” In, 2011.Abstract
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Ott, Andrew. Easier Said Than Done: The Continuing Saga of Moving from Principle to Practice in Crafting Transmission Infrastructure Investment Rules." Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group 62nd Plenary Session, Rancho Palos Verdes, California, February 24, 2011. 11 pages."
“E&ETV – Electricity: Panel weighs challenges of creating national grid to lower prices, improve transmission.” In, 2008. Publisher's VersionAbstract
E&ETV – Electricity: Panel weighs challenges of creating national grid to lower prices, improve transmission. October 15, 2008.

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