Hungarian privatization receives lukewarm welcome

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UK and US power utility firms are wary of entering Hungary's energy market despite government privatization. Some utilities feel the nation's power-pricing system has remained consistently defective, and that promised returns on investment are not probable.

Energy policy, Hungary

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How the Telecommunications Act will affect electric utilities

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The passage of the Telecommunications Reform Act has allowed electric gas and water utilities to explore the telecommunications industry. Some of the new law's provisions could have an indirect impact on private-network operations of utility firms.

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Feds-not states-need to set deregulation timetable, guidelines

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KU Energy Corp. is proposing the adoption of guidelines in the deregulation process for electric utilities. The firm believes that proper deregulation would result to lower costs, fairness and wider costumer choice.

Deregulation

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