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Ratemaking Outside the Meter: Utilization Concentration and the Regulatory Gap in Public EV Charging Infrastructure

open access: yes
Public electric vehicle (EV) charging has expanded rapidly outside the ratemaking frameworks that govern residential electricity tariffs. Using harmonized hourly data from five metropolitan charging networks on five continents (Amsterdam, Johannesburg ...
Quoc Lap Nguyen
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Ratemaking for the mid-transition: an example of the social construction of electric system prices from community shared solar

open access: yesEnvironmental Research: Energy
Electric utility rates are usually presented to consumers as reflecting costs or market efficiency. But we argue that utility rates and prices are more than they seem: they are socially constructed, formed from deeply held institutional logics.
Matthew Grimley, Gabriel Chan
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Performance based ratemaking in electric distribution services

open access: yes, 2006
Regulation is one of the main elements in electric distribution services. The objective of the regulation is to maintain the balance between the rates and the service quality of electric distribution on behalf of both utilities and customers.
MUSTAFA UĞUZ
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The application of non-life insurance ratemaking methods in modelling tax abuses [PDF]

open access: yes, 2019
In the most general terms, tax evasion is a breach of tax law. Such a practice is characterised by the economic effect of tax burden elimination or reduction.
Leśkiewicz, Marek
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Electric Ratemaking Fundamentals

open access: yes
A utility must have an opportunity to recover its prudently incurred costs. The ratemaking process determines the amount of revenue needed and how revenue should be collected from a utility ...
South Carolina Office of Regulatory Staff
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Streamlined Ratemaking: Recognizing Challenges for Consumers

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Streamlined ratemaking can be problematic if improper ratemaking practices are employed, consumers are forced to bear risks that have traditionally been born by utilities and their shareholders, and utilities are no longer strongly motivated to provide ...
Pollock, Jeffry
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