Complex reality of public utility regulation in the U.S

Response to Michael Levi’s Council on Foreign Relations Blog Post–Part 1

By Institute for Energy Research —— Bio and Archives--July 1, 2010

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--Andrew Chamberlain, Chamberlain Economics, L.L.C Michael Levi at the Council on Foreign Relations argues for a naive view of state and local utility regulation. He argues for a world in which municipal regulators have the ability to force utility managers to act against their own economic interests, passing forward the full benefit of free emission allowances to consumers rather than their own shareholders. Levi argues,

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