How joining the EU may transform the Central and Eastern European electricity sectors
Incentive regulation is not a cure-all for the continuing controversy over return on equity.
Three ways to value nuclear power plants for buyers and sellers.
A spate of proposed U.S. tax rule changes soon may open a window of opportunity for certain utilities.
Despite development challenges, LNG capacity is destined to play a bigger role in the U.S. energy mix.
Some independent power producers failed to contain capital and O&M costs, adding to financial pressures.
A face-to-face interview with FERC Chairman Pat Wood III.
Electricity rates may be heading skyward sooner than we think.
A new approach to rate design.
How will the EPA's rulemaking affect U.S. energy markets?
With President Bush's Clear Skies program stalled in Congress, it is increasingly unlikely that a multi-pollutant regulatory package will receive congressional approval in the near future. In addition to providing another source of frustration for the Bush administration, the delay also forces the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to propose regulations controlling mercury emissions.