Electricity Pricing in Transition

Section I: The Restructured Organization.- 1. Profiling the Critical Role of the New Pricing Organization.- 2. Pricing Generation Supplier Coordination Obligations: The New Service of the Investor Owned Electric Delivery Service Company.- 3. Restructuring the Electric Enterprise: Simulating the Evolution of the Electric Power Industry with Intelligent Adaptive Agents.- 4. Electricity Restructuring in Practice.- Section II: Competitive Pricing.- 5. Challenges in Designing Default Retail Electric Service: What Regulated Retail Services Should Be Available Following Restructuring.- 6. Energy Markets and Capacity Values: How Complex Should Pricing Be?.- 7. How to Make Power Markets Competitive.- 8. Is Market Based Pricing a Form of Price Discrimination?.- 9. Use of Market Research in a Competitive Environment.- Section III: Demand Response and Product Design.- 10. Price Responsive Electric Demand: A National Necessity, Not an Option.- 11. Price-Responsive Load Among Mass-Market Customers.- 12. RTP Customer Demand Response: Empirical Evidence on How Much Can You Expect.- 13. Negawatt Pricing: Why Now is the Time in Competitive Electricity Markets.- 14. Innovative Retail Pricing: A Pacific Northwest Case Study.- 15. Self-Designed Electricity Products.- Section IV: The California Experience.- 16. The California Electricity Manifesto: Choices Made and Opportunities Lost.- 17. California's Energy Crisis: What's Going On, Who's to Blame and What to Do.- 18. Empirical Evidence of Strategic Bidding in the California ISO Real-Time Market.- 19. Energy Modeling Forum Conference: Retail Participation in Competitive Power Markets.- Section V: Markets and Regulation.- 20. Market-Based U.S. Electricity Prices: A Multi-Model Evaluation.- 21. The Essential Role of Earnings Sharing inthe Design of Successful Performance-Based Regulation Programs.- 22. How Transmission Affects Market Power in Reserve Services.- 23. RTP and Demand Side Participation in Restructured Electricity Market.