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• - Peter Van Doren, Cato Institute Policy Analysis No. 320
  
• - Researcher exploring the issues involved in the transition to a more competitive electricity market. Links to his papers and articles in PDF format.
  
• - News and information on U.S. electricity deregulation, with focus on the states. Subscription required.
  
• - On-line access to publications on policy topics related to the transition to a more competitive electricity market in the U.S.
  
• - Edison Electric Institute background information on electric power competition and regulation issues. Includes fact sheets on many related topics.
  
• - U.S. Dept. of Energy information and analysis on electric industry restructuring legislation.
  
• - CAEM is an independent, non-profit think tank and policy change agency focusing on the impact that technology and competition will have on transforming energy markets over the next decade.
  
• - Provides information regarding a variety of aspects on the restructuring and deregulation of the electric power industry.
  
• - Collection of project summaries, issue briefs, articles, books and discussion papers about electricity restructuring.
  
• - Official site about electric power deregulation in Texas, provided by the Public Utility Commission of Texas. Includes FAQs and links to electric utilities.
  
• - Analysis of the electricity woes facing California in the winter of 2001.
  
• - Compiled by the U.S. Congressional Research Service. Web site maintained by Center for the National Institute for the Environment. Reports cover environmental issues, state issues, transmission issues, and stranded costs.
  
• - Citizens' group, affiliated with Critical Mass Energy Project.
  
• - Analysis of policies concerning deregulation and public power by American Local Power Project.
  
• - Emphasis on how market organization and government regulation affect production, consumption, and the environment.