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Preface
Introduction
1. Issues in Restructuring the Electricity Industry
Part I: How the Industry Got Here
2. Understand the Electricity Industry
3. From Regulation to Competition
4. International and U.S. Restructuring Experiences
5. The California Experience
Part II: Current Policy Issues
6. Competition in Energy, Regulation of Wires
7. Vertical Restructuring
8. Regulating Rates for Transmission and Distribution
9. Encouraging Competition
10. Balancing Loads and Dispatching Power
11. Ensuring Reliability in a Competitive Market
12. State and Federal Roles
13. Public Power's Role after Restructuring
14. Covering Stranded Costs
15. Restructuring and Environmental Protection
16. Public Purpose Programs in a Competitive Market
Part III: The Future
17. Prospects for Restructuring
Supplemental Reading
Index
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