Sentences with phrase «electricity deregulation»

As of mid-April 1998, only one state - California - has moved to full open access or electricity deregulation for retail customers.

CHICAGO — The impact of electricity deregulation is beginning to stir up concern among property management professionals, many of whom have never had a choice of where to get their electric power and what rates to pay for it.

The process of electricity deregulation has managed to confuse all but the closest observers.

Electricity deregulation meant that ratepayers did not pay for all the construction costs of Exelon's Illinois nuclear plants.

The state's pioneering electricity deregulation statute in 1999 included, almost as an afterthought, a requirement that Texas develop 2,000 megawatts of wind power by 2009.

Not exact matches

Posted by Edgardo Sepulveda under deregulations, economic risk, electricity, energy, Ontario, P3s, public services, regulation, Uncategorized.

Created in 2000 - 2001 as part of the deregulation of the electricity market, electricity buyers purchase the right to sell power from electricity generators.

What's the point of electing Dems if they go out of their way to put the people who have been screwing consumers since Pataki's «deregulation» of the electricity market back in charge of the PSC?

Pataki's deregulation of the electricity market hasn't done diddly - squat for consumers, especially residential ones.

See how you can save on electricity with Direct Energy - now thanks to deregulation in NH, you can select the energy company you prefer!

Deregulation of the electricity market has resulted in some states allowing residents to choose their energy suppliers, where savings of 10 — 15 percent have become normal.

In Texas, the only one of the 11 states with significantly declining electricity prices, deregulation rather than wind power is causing the decline in electricity prices.

The fact is that wind turbines are much better at making money for speculative private interests and providing an ecological figleaf for the privatization and deregulation of electrical generation than they are at generating electricity.

I expect, therefore, that DTE will now join me in pushing for the repeal of Public Act 286's onerous restrictions on customer choice in electricity providers and demand the deregulation of Michigan's electricity markets.

In July 2016, the government adopted electricity market rules to help flexible supply, flexible demand, and energy storage compete with conventional generation — one of the biggest market reforms of its electricity market since deregulation in the 1990s.

While a small percentage of Japan's electricity has been provided by independent power producers (IPPs) since 1995, the new deregulation is expected to generate much more investor interest in developing IPPs, though progress in this direction has been slower than expected due to weak demand.

These policies fall into four general categories: (1) policies that promote the deregulation of the electricity market; (2) policies that promote energy derivatives and commodities markets; (3) policies that expand natural gas and oil production; and (4) other policies that benefitted Enron.

Prior to KPMG, Jana advised Hydro One on employee communication issues, heavily involved during the deregulation of Ontario's electricity market.

As we mentioned before, the entire idea behind deregulation of the electricity industry is to increase competition and reduce prices.

Full deregulation may not come about for five or 10 years.In the meant ime, buyers must come to grips with electricity costs that are deregulated in one state, approaching deregulation in other states, and still regulated in the remaining states.

«For example,» he continues, «I'm about to sign a contract with a consulting firm that will monitor electricity consumption via modems connected to meters at 40 of our malls in states where deregulation legislation is getting close.