An edition of Going green and getting regulation right (2009)

Going green and getting regulation right

a primer for energy efficiency

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Public Utilies Reports
Language
English
Pages
310

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Energy policy, Energy conservation

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Table of Contents

Introduction : why this primer
Utility-sponsored conservation and other social mandates in the United States
The role of utilities in conservation : regulatory details that matter
Regulating the path to achieve successful utility-sponsored energy efficiency
A review of utility-sponsored energy efficiency and load management activities
Relative state-by-state comparisons over time
Benchmarking effort and performance
An overview of energy efficiency regulations
The economics of utility-sponsored energy efficiency when there are externalities
External benefits and energy efficiency
Some quantitative evidence to analyze external benefits
Combining data and theory
The cost of energy efficiency and load management
The per unit costs of energy efficiency and load management
The per unit cost of load management
How regulation affects the costs that customers pay for demand-side programs
Cost-of-service regulation and demand-side management
Why cost-of-service regulation may be given too much current weight
California shows mandates and rate riders work : a brief history of California's energy efficiency efforts
Mixing mandates and incentives
How states are decoupling
Direct financial incentives for demand response programs
Testing the statistical significance of regulatory incentives for energy efficiency
The statistical significance of incentives for regulatory policy targets
Save-a-watt : a new paradigm
Renewables and energy efficiency
Conclusions.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Vienna, Va

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
333.790973
Library of Congress
HD9502.U52 C55 2009

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Pagination
p. cm.
Number of pages
310

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL23164761M
ISBN 13
9780910325219
LCCN
2009005114
OCLC/WorldCat
310714475

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