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Regulatory Asset

An intangible (deferred debt cost, accelerated depreciation, etc.) that appears on a regulated utility's balance sheet and that can be recovered from ratepayers under regulation
Bradford, Peter. “Regulator, Restructure Thyself.” In, 1996.Abstract
bradford_jan1996.pdf
Bradford, Peter. Regulator, Restructure Thyself. Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group, 25 January 1996.
Jurewitz, John. “Regulation of Utility Power Procurement and Hedging Activities.” In, 2006.Abstract
jurewitz_hedging_0906.pdf
"Jurewitz, John. Regulation of Utility Power Procurement and Hedging Activities. 21 September 2006. Presentation, 14 pages."
Jurewitz, John. “Regulation of Utility Power Procurement and Hedging Activities.” In, 2006.Abstract
jurewitz_hedging_0906.pdf
Jurewitz, John. Regulation of Utility Power Procurement and Hedging Activities. 21 September 2006. Presentation, 14 pages.
Foley, Cheryl. “Regulation of US Utility Investment in Foreign Utility Operations.” In, 1994.Abstract
Foley, Cheryl. Regulation of US Utility Investment in Foreign Utility Operations. 23-25 March 1994.
Seetin, Mark. “Regulation of US Futures Exchanges - Risk Management in the Emerging Competitive Electricity Marketplace Draft.” In, 1995.Abstract
Seetin, Mark (NYMEX). Regulation of US Futures Exchanges - Risk Management in the Emerging Competitive Electricity Marketplace Draft. July 1995.
Littlechild, Stephen, and ". “Regulation of Transmission Expansion in Argentina: Part 1 - State Ownership, Reform, and the Fourth Line Part 2 - Developments Since the Fourth Line.” In, 2005.Abstract
littlechild_regulation_transmission_expansion_argentina_partii.pdf
Littlechild, Stephen and Carlos Skerk. Regulation of Transmission Expansion in Argentina: Part 1 - State Ownership, Reform, and the Fourth Line; and Part 2 - Developments Since the Fourth Line. Cambridge Working Papers in Economics CWPE 0464 and 0465, 76 pages each.

Regulation and Policy

Find papers and presentations on all regulation and policy topics, or specifically on the topics of the EPAct; FERC rulings and reports; market "manipulation;" mergers, market power, and antitrust; national energy policy; regulation, governance, and judicial review; state and regional activities; and public power. 

 

Regulation, COMPETE Coalition Study:, and Oversight Electric Power of the Industry. “Regulation and Oversight of the Electric Power Industry.” In, 2010. Publisher's VersionAbstract
COMPETE Coalition Study: Regulation and Oversight of the Electric Power Industry. Sept 14, 2010.

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