Boardroom Showdown
Investors are revolting against poor corporate governance, demanding tighter controls that will boost earnings and stock price.
Investors are revolting against poor corporate governance, demanding tighter controls that will boost earnings and stock price.
A new FERC decision veers away from congressional intent not to burden intrastate pipelines with interstate policies.
An analysis of the timing, location, and mix of new capacity additions that may be needed in the future.
Revisiting performance-based rates with endogenous market designs.
A pseudonymous executive tells why the CCRO's recommendations don't pass muster.
EU nations are taking slow steps toward an integrated energy market, but they are many paces ahead of U.S. efforts.
Two Cato analysts suggest a return to the past-vertical integration, but now with no state regulators.
For most energy firms, the returns on investments in customer relationship management have been profoundly disappointing.
How to benchmark return on equity (ROE) and depreciation expense in utility rate cases.
Perspective
Proper authority and market monitoring and mitigation could make the system work.
In the last few years we have watched appalled as the western U.S. electricity markets collapsed, taking with them the solvency and viability of several very large participants, including the California Power Exchange (PX).