After FERC’s Market Power Ruling: New Money Into Gen Sector
Will financiers dominate the market?
Will financiers dominate the market?
Imported natural gas contains more Btus and fewer impurities than the domestic variety, raising questions for LNG development.
An analysis of participant funding in natural gas and electricity markets.
Except for local reinforcements and new generation interconnections, few transmission construction proposals are moving forward.
How joining the EU may transform the Central and Eastern European electricity sectors
An analysis of the strategic implications of the re-basing of power and utility industry valuations.
Incentive regulation is not a cure-all for the continuing controversy over return on equity.
Perspective
Grid reliability is one giant step in mainstreaming the technology.
Wind power is coming of age in the United States. During the past five years, installations have grown by an average 28 percent yearly. Gleaming, high-tech wind turbines now are interconnected to the bulk power grid in some 30 states.
Let's look back over the past few years-what we got right and where we went wrong.
Do you recall how you felt at your last class reunion? Well, that's exactly what an editor feels when asked to reminisce in public about days gone by at the magazine to which he gave his best years.
What construction cost might prompt orders for new nuclear power plants in Texas?