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In the spring of 1999, we and our colleagues at Resources for the Future began to think that it was time to consider updating A Shock to the System, the primer on electricity restructuring that RFF published in the summer of 1996.
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retail electricity competition, public purpose programs, nonhydroelectric renewables, retail electricity markets, opening retail markets, opening electricity markets, wholesale price caps, electricity restructuring, stranded cost recovery, regional transmission organizations, stranded costs, retail electricity sales, wholesale power prices, nodal prices, retail price controls, electricity retailers, incumbent utilities, renewable generators, interstate effects, transmission utility, retail choice, wholesale electricity prices, retail competition, lower electricity prices, nonutility generators
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United States, Department of Energy, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Energy Information Administration, New York, Tennessee Valley, United Kingdom, April July Oct, Current Policy Issues, District of Columbia, Environmental Protection Agency, North American Electric Reliability Council, Restructuring Experiences, Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act, California Power Exchange, California Public Utility Commission, Otter Tail, Regulation of Wires, Vertical Restructuring, Electricity Working Group, New England, Treasury Department
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