Cyberspace economics: new math for utilities

Article Abstract:

Electric utilities face the challenge of making business decisions about the role of information and communication technologies in a deregulated electricity market. With increasing competition, it is expected that utilities which exploit existing technologies are likely to survive in the future.

Information technology

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Reality-based marketing and the competitive electric market

Article Abstract:

A practical analysis of competition in the electric power industry shows the primary marketing issues which must be addressed. Most of the revenues will come from the commercial and residential mass markets and aggressive marketing programs are needed for survival.

Analysis, Competition (Economics), Marketing

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Cure those stranded-asset blues by revaluing the transmission system

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Electric utilities may negate their losses from the devaluation of stranded power generation assets by revaluing their transmission networks. This will also enable them to compete in a deregulated market.

Electric power systems, Electric power transmission

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