1 Introduction: Economic and Technological Principles in Designing Power Markets.- 2 Restructuring, Competition and Regulatory Reform in the U.S. Electricity Sector.- 3 Nodes and Zones in Electricity Markets: Seeking Simplified Congestion Pricing.- 4 Ownership Structure, Contracting and Regulation of Transmission Services Providers.- 5 Authority and Responsibility of the ISO: Objectives, Options and Tradeoffs.- 6 Pricing Issues.- 7 Deregulating Electric Power: Market Design Issues and Experiments.- 8 Binding Constraints of Electricity Restructuring: An Inventory.- 9 Investing in Transmission Facilities- Why, by Whom, for Whom.- 10 The Role of Research and New Technology in a Restructured Networked Energy System.- 11 Design Principles.- 12 An Institutional Design for an Electricity Contract Market with Central Dispatch.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
1 Introduction: Economic and Technological Principles in Designing Power Markets. - 2 Restructuring, Competition and Regulatory Reform in the U. S. Electricity Sector. - 3 Nodes and Zones in Electricity Markets: Seeking Simplified Congestion Pricing. - 4 Ownership Structure, Contracting and Regulation of Transmission Services Providers. - 5 Authority and Responsibility of the ISO: Objectives, Options and Tradeoffs. - 6 Pricing Issues. - 7 Deregulating Electric Power: Market Design Issues and Experiments. - 8 Binding Constraints of Electricity Restructuring: An Inventory. - 9 Investing in Transmission Facilities- Why, by Whom, for Whom. - 10 The Role of Research and New Technology in a Restructured Networked Energy System. - 11 Design Principles. - 12 An Institutional Design for an Electricity Contract Market with Central Dispatch.
