Electricity Market Reform,

Fereidoon Sioshansi, Wolgang Pfaffenberger

ISBN 008045030X
Pages 500

Contents
Foreword, S. Littlechild Introduction, P.L. Joskow I. What's Wrong with the Status Quo? 1. Why Restructure Electricity Markets?, F.S. Sioshansi 2. Sector-specific Market Power Regulation vs. General Competition Law: Criteria for Judging Competitive vs. Regulated Markets, G. Knieps II. Trailblazers 3. Chile: Where It All Started, R. Raineri 4. Electricity Liberalization in Britain and the Evolution of Market Design, D. Newbery 5. The Nordic Market: Robust by Design?, E. Amundsen, N.H. von der Fehr, & L. Bergman III. Evolving Markets 6. The Electricity Industry in Australia: Problems Along the Way to a National Electricity Market, A. Moran 7. Restructuring of the New Zealand Electricity Sector, 1984-2005, G. Bertram 8. Energy Policy and Investment in the German Power Market, G. Brunekreeft & D. Bauknecht 9. Competition in the Continental European Electricity Market: Despair of Work in Progress?, R. Haas, J.M. Glachant, N. Keseric, & Y. Perez IV. North America, New World, New Challenges 10. California Electricity Restructuring, the Crisis, and Its Aftermath, J.L. Sweeney 11. Texas: The Most Robust Competitive Market in North America, P. Adib & J. Zarinkau 12. Electricity Restructuring in Canada, M. Trebilcock 13. The PJM Market, J. Bowring 14. Independent System Operators in the United States: History, Lessons Learned, and Prospects, R. O'Neill, U. Helman, B. Hobbs, & R. Baldick 15. Competitive Retail Power Markets and Default Service, T. Tschamler V. Other Markets 16. The Case of Brasil: Reform by Trial and Error?, J.L. R. Hermes de Arauja 17. Understanding the Argentinian and Colombian Electricity Markets, I. Dyner, S. Arango, & E.R. Larsen 18. A New Stage of Electricity Liberalization in Japan: Issues and Expectations, M. Goto, M. Yajima