This report analyzes the role that competitive power has in utility resource planning and procurement, and in the utility’s own supply portfolio. In doing so, it addresses a growing issue in resource procurement — debt equivalency.
Read More2005 Global Energy Decisions, “Putting Competitive Power Markets to the Test
Global Energy independently assessed the benefits of wholesale electric market competition, with the following findings: Consumers realized $15.1 billion in value from wholesale electric competition in the 1999-2003 study period. Competition dramatically improved the operating efficiency of power plants. Opening the PJM Interconnection to more electric supply competitors produced $85.4 million in annualized production cost […]
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