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Frontlines
Frontlines
ISO Meltdown?
Some wanted to shut down New York's power markets. Then cooler heads prevailed.
Pools, Auctions, and Power Prices: In Defense of Multiple Markets
Mergers and the Public Interest: Saving the Savings for the Poorest Customers
How Colorado's settlement in the Xcel merger builds a case for treating needy ratepayers as a separate class entitled to merger benefits.
Electric Industry CEOs Forum: Five Chiefs and Their Chosen Paths to Growth
<font color="#FFFFFF">John E. Bryson: Chairman, president, and CEO of Edison International</font>
"If the electric market is growing here at 3 percent, ... around the world ... the growth rates can be double and as much as triple that level."
Off Peak
News Analysis
News Analysis
EDI Standards: At a Snail's Pace in New York
The fuel cell article in the March 15 Fortnightly twice mentions a target of $50 per kilowatt for fuel cells. (See "Fuel Cells: White Knight for Natural Gas?" p. 22.)
I hadn't heard that target before. At that price, something like the General Electric/Plug Power residential unit of 7 kilowatts would cost $350 (instead of something like $3,500, which has been talked about). Anything close to $50 per kilowatt would be truly incredible.