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Improving Utility Performance Incentives in the United States: A Policy, Legal and Financial Framework for Utility Business Model Reform

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By Mark LeBel, Jessica Shipley, Steve Kihm, Peter Cappers
| raponline.org
For over 50 years, a wide variety of reforms has been tried to correct the flaws of traditional methods of utility regulation generally and rate-making specifically. One category of reforms implemented by many jurisdictions to remedy some of those flaws is called performance incentive mechanisms (PIMs).
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The new era of electricity needs modern ways to charge customers

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By Jim Lazar, Mark LeBel
| Energy Post Verified
Today’s technologies – wind, solar, storage – have widely differing cost and operating characteristics to fossil fuels. So the way customers are made to cover those costs – assigning different rates to different customer classes – should change. Jim Lazar and Mark LeBel at RAP explain why and how, referencing their comprehensive manual “Electric Cost Allocation for a New Era”.
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Electric utilities: pathway to a costs and pricing revolution

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By Jim Lazar, William Marcus, Mark LeBel, Paul Chernick
| Energy Post Verified
The 20th century method of setting electric utility rates are being made redundant by the new technologies of the modern age. It’s currently a three-step process – determining the revenue requirement, deciding how to divide costs among ratepayers, then designing the rates themselves.
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