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for (NCAT), National Center Appropriate Technology. The Transition to Retail Competition in Energy Markets: How Have Residential Consumers Fared?, 2002.Abstract
ncat_introduction.summary.residential.consumers.retail.competition_9-02.pdf
National Center for Appropriate Technology (NCAT). Introduction and Summary - The Transition to Retail Competition in Energy Markets: How Have Residential Consumers Fared? September 2002. Summary, 3 pages.
Commission, Federal Trade. “Competition and Consumer Protection Perspectives on Electric Power Regulatory Reform: Focus on Retail Competition, Appendix A - Detailed State by State Analysis, Appendix B - Comments and Abbreviations.” In, 2001.Abstract
ftc_staff_electricity_report_10-3-01.pdf
Federal Trade Commission. Competition and Consumer Protection Perspectives on Electric Power Regulatory Reform: Focus on Retail Competition. September 2001. Report, 92 Pages. Appendix A - Detailed State by State Analysis 125 pages. Appendix B - Comments and Abbreviations 3 pages.
O'Connor, David. “From Rate Caps to Market Prices: The Path to Retail Competition.” In, 2001.Abstract
oconnor_retail_competition_02.01.pdf
O'Connor, David. From Rate Caps to Market Prices: The Path to Retail Competition. 2 January 2001. Presentation, 6 pages.
Smitherman, Barry. “Retail Competition in Texas Electricity Markets: Is It Working? How Can We Tell?” In, 2004.Abstract
smitherman.retail.competition.texas_.1204.pdf
Smitherman, Barry. Retail Competition in Texas Electricity Markets: Is It Working? How Can We Tell? 3 December 2004. Presentation. 13 pages.
Ward, Steve. “Retail Competition: Restructuring in Maine.” In, 2005.Abstract
ward_hepg_092205.pdf
Ward, Steve. Retail Competition: Restructuring in Maine. 22 September 2005. Presentation, 19 pages.
Showalter, Marilyn. “Retail Competition: Should Markets Be Bifurcated Between Core and Non-Core Customers?” In, 2004.Abstract
showalter.core_.non-core.bifur_.mkt_.1004.pdf
Showalter, Marilyn. Retail Competition: Should Markets Be Bifurcated Between Core and Non-Core Customers? 7 October 2004. Presentation. 8 pages.
Biedrzycki, Carol. “Retail Competition in Texas Electricity Markets: Is It Working? How Can We Tell?” In, 2004.Abstract
biedrzycki.retail.comp_.texas_.1204.pdf
Biedrzycki, Carol. Retail Competition in Texas Electricity Markets: Is It Working? How Can We Tell? 3 December 2004. Presentation. 20 pages.
Desmond, Joseph. “Retail Competition: Should Markets Be Bifurcated Between Core and Non-Core Customers?” In, 2004.Abstract
desmond.core_.non-core.bifur_.mkt_.1004.pdf
Desmond, Joseph. Retail Competition: Should Markets Be Bifurcated Between Core and Non-Core Customers? 7 October 2004. Presentation. 22 pages.
Flynn, William. “Retail Competition: Should Markets Be Bifurcated Between Core and Non-Core Customers?” In, 2004.Abstract
flynn.core_.non-core.bifur_.mkts_.1004.pdf
Flynn, William. Retail Competition: Should Markets Be Bifurcated Between Core and Non-Core Customers? 7 October 2004. Paper, 7 pages.
Migden-Ostrander, Janine. “Retail Competition Is for Everyone.” In, 2004.Abstract
migden-ostrander.retail.competiton.1004.pdf
Migden-Ostrander, Janine. Retail Competition Is for Everyone. 7 October 2004. Presentation. 23 pages.

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