Innovative Electricity Pricing

Crowley, Wang, and Romanovs-Malovrh Report on Utility Remuneration and PIMs for the Ontario Energy Board

Categories: Innovative Electricity Pricing, Performance-Based Ratemaking, Rate Design

November 13, 2024 - Nicholas Crowley, Sherry Wang, and Andis Romanovs-Malovrh

A CA Energy Consulting project team authored a jurisdictional review of utility remuneration models for the Ontario Energy Board.

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CA Energy Consulting Experts Speak at Edison Electric Institute Electric Rates Course

Categories: Cost-of-Service, Innovative Electricity Pricing, Performance-Based Ratemaking, Rate Design

July 31, 2024 - Bruce Chapman, Dan Hansen, Michael Ty Clark, and Nicholas Crowley

Four experts from CA Energy Consulting presented at the 2024 Edison Electric Institute Electric Rates Course on issues related to costing, pricing, and incentive regulation.

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Clark, Crowley, and Vigdor Present on Avoided Costs at EUCI Workshop

Categories: Innovative Electricity Pricing, Rate Design

March 19, 2024 - Michael Ty Clark, Nicholas Crowley, and Michael Vigdor

Three speakers from CA Energy Consulting presented at the 2024 EUCI Avoided Costs for Electricity Services workshop on costing and pricing using avoided costs.

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Christensen Associates Helps Eversource Companies Win Performance-Based Ratemaking Plans

Categories: Innovative Electricity Pricing, Performance-Based Ratemaking

November 30, 2017 - Mark Meitzen

On November 30, 2017, the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities accepted a proposed five-year performance-based ratemaking mechanism for NSTAR Electric Company and Western Massachusetts Electric Company (Eversource).

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Retail Choice in Electricity: What Have We Learned in 20 Years?

Categories: Demand Response, Innovative Electricity Pricing, Market Design, Pricing, Rate Design

February 24, 2016

In the 1990s, proponents of retail choice projected lower retail prices and innovative products and services. Through a review of studies covering a wide range of retail choice issues, Drs. Morey and Kirsch found a mixed set of outcomes that suggest retail choice has delivered only a small part of its advertised benefits.

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