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Toward an intelligent design for energy and environmental regulation UK energy regulation over the past 25 years
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December 31, 2008
Energy
Contributions to External Events and Publications
Environmental Issues in the Regulation of Energy. The UK’s renewable energy strategy: the return of the central planners?
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission Regulatory Conference, Queensland, July 2008
July 1, 2008
Beesley Lectures
September 27, 2007
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January 31, 2007
Contributions to External Events and Publications
The Changing Dynamics Of Europe’s Liberalising Energy Markets: What Taking The EC Treaty Seriously Means For The Future
Sparks & Flames, Amsterdam, 4 December 2003
December 4, 2003
Materials from Hertford Seminars
Is there an end game for regulation with competitive markets
Delivered as part of ‘Is there an end game for regulation with competitive markets’, Hertford Seminar in Regulation 2000
November 24, 2000
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The electricity and telecommunications sectors in Spain: Rapid change, regulators at the crossroads
This study highlights limits to real reform in the electricity and telecommunications sectors in Spain
July 3, 2000
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Co-operation among energy regulators in the European Union
This paper addresses the questions of how and why do European energy regulators co-operate.It is divided into five sections: a description of the legal framewrorks and market structures of electricity and natural gas in the EU; why energy regulators have been introduced by most Member States and why different institutional formats have been adopted; why co-operation among energy regulators is necessary; the main objectives of the Council of European Energy Regulators; the role of regulators within the political and institutional framework of the EU.
July 3, 2000
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Regulatory risk and cost of capital: summary of views of interveiwees
Between July 1995 and January 1996 a series of one-to-one reviews were carried out with all the regulatory bodies, seven investment analysts, five companies each in the electricity and water industries, British Gas (BG), British Telecom (BT and British Airports Authority (BAA). Issues focused on the sources and nature of risk, the cost of capital and other pressing concerns of interviewees. This document provides a summary of the views expressed.
July 16, 1996
Materials from Conferences
Regulatory interventions for promoting investments in environmentally benign energy technologies
The costs and effectiveness of two CO2 emission control policies in Japan
September 16, 1993