This newsletter shares program development information on green pricing, a service that electric utilities can offer to their customers to support acquiring more renewable energy resources. This is Volume 4: Disclosure and Certification. View Summary +

This Issuesletter explores ways for regulators to require that consumers be provided with important price, risk and environmental information to enable effective customer choice of an electric company. View Summary +

This Issuesletter looks at actions the United Kingdom and California have taken to support renewables in addition to strategies compatible with competitive electricity markets that raise either demand or funds for renewables. View Summary +

This newsletter shares program development information on green pricing, a service that electric utilities can offer to their customers to support acquiring more renewable energy resources. This is Volume 3. View Summary +

This Issuesletter looks at governmental non-regulatory issues associated with increased competition through restructuring, major public policy changes that transcend the jurisdiction of any regulatory body and thus pose conflicts for regulators. View Summary +

This study was undertaken to determine through empirical research the relative success of utility energy efficiency programs with a track record, and that are compatible with acompetitive industry, i.e., low cost or no cost to the sponsoring utility or government… View Summary +

This volume is a collection of papers based on a series of writings and workshops on competition in the electric utility industry presented through workshops to commissions and staff in states across the country in late 1994 and1995. View Summary +

This newsletter shares program development information on green pricing, a service that electric utilities can offer to their customers to support acquiring more renewable energy resources. This is Volume 1. View Summary +

This Issuesletter proposes a system benefits charge as the best way to fund cost-effective electricity conservation, the development of renewable resources, programs for low-income electric customers and supportive research and development. View Summary +

This paper examines the underutilization of demand-side management in the wake of the United Kingdom’s restructuring and privatization scheme. View Summary +