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of York, State New. “Supplemental Comments of the New York Independent System Operator.” In, 2010.Abstract
nyiso_1009.pdf
State of New York Public Service Commission. CASE 09-M-0074 - In the Matter of Advanced Metering Infrastructure. Supplemental Comments of the New York Independent System Operator.
Brown, Ashley. “Sunshine May Cloud Good Decision Making.""” In, 1992.Abstract
abrown_sunshine_92.pdf
Brown, Ashley. Sunshine May Cloud Good Decision Making." Forum for Applied Research and Public Policy, Summer 1992."
O'Neill, Richard. “Summer of '98 Presentation.” In, 1998.Abstract
O'Neill, Richard. Summer of '98. 10 September 1998. Presentation.
Patton, David. “Summer 2002 Review of the New York Electricity Market.” In, Published. Publisher's Version
ELCON, “Summary of the Blueprint for Customer Choice Draft.” In, 1995.Abstract
elcon_blueprint_1995.pdf
ELCON. Summary of the Blueprint for Customer Choice Draft. 13 September 1995.
“Substantial Achievements From Electricity Industry Restructuring in Connecticut.” In, 2010.
neea_media_release_on_ct_restructuring_report.pdf
“Study Finds Alternative Power Market Proposals Reflect Fundamental Misunderstandings of RTO Markets.” In, 2009.Abstract
Compete Coalition. Study Finds Alternative Power Market Proposals Reflect Fundamental Misunderstandings of RTO Markets. News release, April 16, 2009.
in assoc, London Economics. “Structure and Performance of Six European Wholesale Electricity Markets in 2003, 2004 and 2005: Executive Summary.” In, 2008.Abstract
electricity_final_execsum.pdf
London Economics in association with Global Energy Decisions. Structure and Performance of Six European Wholesale Electricity Markets in 2003, 2004 and 2005: Executive Summary. Presented to DG Comp 26th February 2007.

Stranded Cost

The cost of a past investment that would not be recovered in a developing or fully competitive electricity market because it would no longer be included in a utility's rates (also known as stranded investment

Stranded Benefit

A social program or regulatory asset (low-income assistance, energy efficiency, etc.) that is no longer financial (i.e., no captive ratepayers to pay for the programs) in a developing or fully competitive electricity market because it would no longer be included in a utility's rates

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