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  1. Regulation, Pricing and Performance of Municipally Owned Electric Utilities

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  2. Efficient Resource Development in Electric Utilities Planning Under Uncertainty

    … an efficient resource development strategy in electric utility long term planning under uncertainty considerations. In recent years, electric utilities have recognized the concepts of robustness, flexibility, and risk exposure, to be considered in their resource development strategy. The …

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  3. MADM Framework for Strategic Resource Planning of Electric Utilities

    … in support of strategic resource planning of electric utilities. Study efforts have focused on four technical issues identified to be essentially important to the process of strategic resource development, i.e., decision data expansion, MADM analysis with imprecise information, MADM analysis …

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  4. Environmental regulations and market competitiveness: some empirical evidence from electric utilities

    There has been a recurring debate on whether or not environmental regulations indirectly affect a firm's cost structure by motivating it to engage in technological innovation. Accordingly, innovation would eventually play a key role in a firm's market competitiveness or profitability. The Porter …

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  5. Bits of power : the involvement of municipal electric utilities in broadband services

    Municipal electric utilities have been increasingly involved in telecommunications during the last decade. This research investigates why, with three hypotheses. First, the probability of MEUs involvement in telecommunications responds to technology-based economies of scope from internal services …

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  6. Financial problems of the North American owned electric utilities in Latin America

    Thesis (M.S.) Massachusetts Institute of Technology. School of Industrial Management, 1956.

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  7. The deregulation of electric utilities in California and its effect on Navy Installations

    … will be the first state to deregulate its electricity industry. Deregulation is expected to reduce the high rates paid throughout the state by allowing competition, not regulators, to determine rates. Deregulation will dissolve the monopoly of the electricity industry by allowing customers …

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  8. Regulatory benchmarking by machine learning: The case of climate resilience in electric utilities

    … increasingly complex to benchmark, including electric utilities’ climate resilience (“utility resilience”) that are non-linear and highdimensional. Meanwhile, machine learning (ML) models have been developed, and continue to be developed, with desirable properties such as local optimality and …

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  9. A method of short-range system analysis for electric utilities containing nuclear plants

    Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Nuclear Engineering, 1975.

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  10. The role of legislative processes and electric utilities in effecting global environmental goals

    Electricity generation in the world is growing at a rapid rate. Growing at an equally proportional rate are the amounts of electric power plant-induced greenhouse gas and acid rain causing emissions which are being spewed into the air. Developed countries are to blame for most of the anthropogenic …

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  11. The impact of customer mix on the cost of capital for electric utilities

    … investigates the perceived riskiness of electric utilities based on their mix of residential and industrial customers. While previous studies have attempted to develop a simple measure of the total riskiness of individual customer classes, this study examines the relative riskiness of the …

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  12. Dynamics of the electric power industry in Japan and strategic options for electric utilities

    The Japanese electric power industry is undergoing drastic reform since a devastating earthquake struck Japan on March 11, 2011. This disaster triggered a tsunami, which caused major damage to the nuclear power plants in Fukushima and led to the shutdown of all the nuclear power plants in the …

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  13. A comparison of rates of return on investment between public and private electric utilities in Massachusetts

    Thesis: B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Business and Engineering Administration, 1935

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