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The ‘standard model’ of electricity reform has been refined in many countries but not extended to others. Government is … supplanting the role of regulation. Revised calculations suggest that the benefits of UK electricity privatisation were higher … been less customer switching in some residential electricity markets. There has been significant development of fixed price …
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In the UK, domestic customers must be able to terminate energy contracts at 28 days’ notice. This has been seen as a transitional protection for customers and for competition. This paper reviews the arguments for and against the 28 day rule, and examines the extent to which UK suppliers have...
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The main Nordic residential electricity markets (Norway, Sweden and Finland) effectively opened to retail competition … around 1998. They have not been subject to regulatory controls on prices or other contract terms. Between 11 and 29 per cent … duration, as well as spot-price related terms, instead of the standard variable tariffs. The use of these alternatives is …
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This paper examines the history of the various actual and proposed interconnectors between New South Wales and Victoria into South Australia. It covers the period from the earliest proposal for a regulated interconnector to the recent Victoria Supreme Court review and the latest ministerial...
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competitive energy supplier. Over 200 communities have voted to do this for electricity. By 2004 residential switching reached 69 … Stabilization Plans holding incumbent utility prices below cost since 2006. In the Ohio gas sector, rate regulation has not … discouraged aggregation and competition, but market prices falling below municipally negotiated rates can be politically …
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