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Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission
Popowsky, Sonny. “Pennsylvania Electric Shopping Statistic.” In, Published. Publisher's Version
Cullen Hitt, Carrie. “Penn, David (American Public Power Association). The Value of a Public Power Distribution System: Increasing, Not Decreasing. October 1996.” In, 1996.Abstract
Penn, David (American Public Power Association). The Value of a Public Power Distribution System: Increasing, Not Decreasing. October 1996.

Peak Load

The electric load corresponding to a maximum level of electric demand in a specified period (also called peak demand)
Joskow, Paul. “Patterns of Transmission Investment.” In, 2005. Publisher's VersionAbstract
Joskow, Paul. Patterns of Transmission Investment. 15 March 2005. Paper, 67 pages.
Hogan, William. “Path Dependent Transmission Access.” In, 2006.Abstract
hogan_oatt_060906.pdf
Hogan, William. Path Dependent Transmission Access. 9 June 2006. Presentation, 23 pages.

Participants

Harvard Electricity Policy Group Participants

 

The Harvard Electricity Policy Group (HEPG) is a knowledge network of senior leaders from government, industry, academia, and the non-profit sector brought together to discuss timely policy issues concerning the electricity sector.  Our sessions held throughout the U.S. and here in Cambridge provide a balanced discourse space for thoughtful discussion.   In keeping with the academic tradition, HEPG does not take positions on any issue.

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Participant-Funded Transmission (PFT)

A mechanism requiring merchant generators to pay for expanding or upgrading the transmission grid
Edelston, Bruce. “Participant Funding: The SeTrans Proposal.” In, 2003.Abstract
edelston.participant.funding.setrans.11.dec_.03.pdf
Edelston, Bruce. Participant Funding: The SeTrans Proposal. 11 December 2003. Presentation, 26 pages.
Brown, Matthew. “Part Two: An Analysis of Opt-out Aggregation in Massachusetts and Ohio.” In, 2002.Abstract
ncat.brown_.matthew_analysis.opt-out.aggregation.ma_.oh_9-02.pdf
Brown, Matthew (NCAT). The Transition to Retail Competition in Energy Markets: How Have Residential Consumers Fared? Part Two: An Analysis of Opt-out Aggregation in Massachusetts and Ohio. September 2002. Paper, 10 pages.

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