Who controls the 'last inch'?

Article Abstract:

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and the National Assn. of Regulatory Utility Commissioners squared off at the latter's Nov. 1995 convention in New Orleans, LA. Their debate centered on jurisdiction issues related to the deregulation of the electricity industry.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Political aspects, Powers and duties, Public service commissions, United States. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners

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D-Day: power producers mobilize on new retail fronts

Article Abstract:

Independent power generators are beginning to establish their businesses in the Northeast states where they believe the chances of achieving profits are high. The move is cited as a preparation for the deregulation of the utilities industry.

Economic aspects, Electric power generation, Electric power production

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Deregulation: it's not a done deal

Article Abstract:

Efforts to deregulate electric utilities in South and Midwestern states are stifled by the opposition coming from various sectors. These sectors argue that deregulation will result to an increase in power rates and unreliable service.

Laws, regulations and rules, Energy industries, Energy industry

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