US winter peak may go 6% higher in 1993

Article Abstract:

Electric utilities report that the peak demand for electricity in US in the winter months of 1992-1993 is expected to increase six percent over 1991-1992. The largest peak is expected in Texas. A regional breakdown of projected increases is included.

Distribution

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Globalization of the electric power industry: risks and opportunities

Article Abstract:

Europe's electric power industry will continue with its structural reforms at a slower rate than the Asia and Latin America regions. These reforms have been brought about by deregulation, financing needs and consumer pressure.

Energy use, Developing countries, Industrialized countries, Industrial nations

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Winter peak may slide 0.3% below last year's

Article Abstract:

Peak demand for electricity will drop to 0.3% below 1993 1994 figures. According to the North American Electric Reliability Council, the the Mid-Continent Area Power Pool will experience the largest decrease.

North American Electric Reliability Council

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