FERC's competitive muscle: the comparability standard

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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's disclosure of its open access and comparability standard for electric utilities has radically changed the way the sector operates. Despite drawing flak from some utilities, industry observers say that it is difficult to reverse despite the new leadership in Congress.

United States. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

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Europe 2003: e pluribus unum?

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Hopes of liberalizing Europe's electric power markets may not be far from being realized as member nations are expected to deregulate 60% of the sector by Feb 1999. However, the union would have to address a number of technical and policy problems in order to ensure the program's success.

Europe, Cover Story, European Union

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Building blocks for competition: states seize the chance to trail blaze

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The 1992 Energy Policy Act has brought about the deregulation of the US electricity market. At present, state utility commissions and legislatures are embroiled in debates on how to provide retail customers direct access to electricity.

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