Making retail wheeling work: stakeholders speak out

Article Abstract:

The impending deregulation of the electric power industry is forcing many electric utilities to look for new opportunities to maintain their competitiveness. They are studying the advantages and disadvantages of retail competition with regard to various market and economic factors and their organizational structure.

Deregulation

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Retail wheeling: New Hampshire kicks off pilot program after a year of debate

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Two lessons can be learned from the retail-wheeling pilot program for electric utilities in New Hampshire. As in other kinds of retail marketing, electricity marketers use different gimmicks. Also, the mechanics of having utilities obtain power from other suppliers is difficult.

New Hampshire

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SEC rule 144A: capitalist (powerplant-financing) tool

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The SEC's Rule 144A continues to play a key role in the financing of many energy-related projects. The five-year-old rule enables large companies to issue, purchase and resell securities without filing a formal report.

Economic aspects, Laws, regulations and rules, Finance, Energy industries, Energy industry, Securities law, United States. Securities and Exchange Commission

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