Fortnightly Magazine - February 1 2002
The King is Dead! Long Live the King!
Enron's fall finds FERC toying with cost-based rates. But let's temper the nostalgia.
William A. Mogel
Opening Enron's Books
No bibliography ever looked so good.
Western Europe: The New Hot Spot
New energy demands are testing power supplies and creating new opportunities for power plant development in some countries.
Michael J.B. Carter
European Power Forum: New Rules, New Players
Top executives and regulators discuss European liberalization and U.S. investment opportunities overseas.
Mark Hand
Coming to America? Euro Money Looks for Mergers
U.S. firms top the list of prospects.
Richard Stavros
Going Global: The Top 10 Risks
What utilities ought to know before doing business overseas.
Charles W. Thurston
Europe's Retail Markets: Building a Better Mousetrap?
Many have failed to attract customers in trying to bundle energy with other retail products. The Europeans may have found the right model.
Alex Briones, Matthew McKenna and Neil McArthur
Forgetting Someone, Mr. Secretary?
The DOE's new hydrogen car initiative won't get very far without electric utilities.
Richard Stavros