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Lynne Kiesling

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• AT&T and BellSouth: Not the Old Ma Bell
  Competition protects consumers better than regulation
  Lynne Kiesling
  March 10, 2006
• Give Consumers Choice on Utilities
  Schwarzenegger has opportunity to empower consumers
  Vernon Smith and Lynne Kiesling
  August 27, 2004
• Analyzing the Blackout Report's Recommendations
  Alternatives for a flexible, dynamic grid
  Lynne Kiesling and Michael Giberson
  July 1, 2004
• California's Dueling Electricity Bills
  Customer choice is needed
  Lynne Kiesling
  April 26, 2004
• Electricity Consumers Prove Their Smarts
  Customers respond to price changes, choice
  Lynne Kiesling
  March 2, 2004
• Socket to California
  Electricity plan for Gov. Schwarzenegger
  Vernon Smith and Lynne Kiesling
  November 10, 2003
• A Federal Ethanol Mandate
  Is it Worth it?
  Matthew McCormick, Scott Freifeld and Lynne Kiesling
  November 1, 2003
• Movin' Juice
  Making Electricity Transmission More Competitive
  Lynne Kiesling and Adrian Moore
  September 1, 2003
• Demand, Not Supply
  Don't follow California in wake of blackout
  Vernon Smith and Lynne Kiesling
  August 20, 2003
• Blackout Blame Started as Soon as Lights Went Out
  Time to revise obsolete regulatory structure
  Lynne Kiesling
  August 18, 2003
• Rethink the Natural Monopoly Justification of Electricity Regulation
  Blackout shows need for change
  Lynne Kiesling
  August 18, 2003
• The Price Isn't Right
  Price caps fail
  Lynne Kiesling
  June 25, 2003
• Reducing California's Petroleum Dependence
  EC/CARB AB 2076 Report would hurt state
  Joel Schwartz and Lynne Kiesling
  June 10, 2003
• Customer Choice Key to CA Energy Crisis
  New York shows how retail choice can work
  Lynne Kiesling
  April 21, 2003
• FERC Report Moves Toward Regulatory Certainty in CA
  Market-based electricity neeeded
  Lynne Kiesling
  April 7, 2003
• Can the Government Pick Technology Winners? Can Anyone?
  Fuel cell powered and hybrid buildings offer several benefits
  Lynne Kiesling
  March 28, 2003
• Hydrogen-Powered Buildings
  Fuel cell powered and hybrid buildings offer several benefits
  Lynne Kiesling
  March 27, 2003
• Are Hydrogen Fueling Station Subsidies Necessary?
  Forcing hydrogen to follow gasoline model is poor choice
  Lynne Kiesling
  March 26, 2003
• Scapegoating Isn't an Energy Policy
  Blackouts, high rates are the result of government's poor decisions
  Lynne Kiesling
  March 26, 2003
• The Economics of Hydrogen: Innovation in Mature and New Technologies
  Hydrogen fuel cells are not silver bullet
  Lynne Kiesling
  March 25, 2003
• The Science of Hydrogen Fuel Cells
  Bush pledges $1.2 billion in subsidies
  Lynne Kiesling
  March 24, 2003
• Fuel-cell Powered PDAs? They're Coming
  Alternatives to batteries are coming
  Lynne Kiesling
  March 17, 2003
• Keep CA Energy Crisis in Perspective
  Lynne Kiesling
  December 2, 2002
• Electricity Transmission and Rates of Technological Diffusion
  Milestone in transmission wires
  Lynne Kiesling
  December 2, 2002
• Market-Based Electricity Pricing
  Puget Sound Energy's pilot program
  Lynne Kiesling
  November 4, 2002
• Standard Market Design in Wholesale Electricity Markets
  Can FERC's Proposed Structure Adapt to the Unknown?
  Lynne Kiesling and Brian Mannix
  November 1, 2002
• CO2 Emissions Trading
  Creating a market for carbon dioxide emissions
  Lynne Kiesling
  October 23, 2002
• Vernon Smith and Retail Electricity Deregulation
  The benefits of choice
  Lynne Kiesling
  October 9, 2002
• California Public Utilities Commission Study Lacking
  Report overlooks many practical and economic questions
  Lynne Kiesling
  September 19, 2002
• Retail Pricing Critical Element for Electricity Industry
  Choice would reduce costs, outages
  Lynne Kiesling
  September 10, 2002
• Oil and Gas Price Stability
  Oil prices have risen 49 percent this year, stabilize this month
  Lynne Kiesling
  August 27, 2002
• Good News on Electricity Competition Front
  Choice lowers PA rates significantly
  Lynne Kiesling
  August 26, 2002
• Electric Cooperatives and a Changing Power Industry
  How Outdated Statutes Short-circuit Competitive Markets
  Lynne Kiesling and Terri Kandalepas
  August 1, 2002
• GAO and the California Energy Crisis
  Study ignores strategic interests of utilities
  Lynne Kiesling
  July 18, 2002
• Consumers, Gas Prices Better Off Without Help From Politicians
  Conspiracy theories, price caps aren't answer
  Lynne Kiesling
  May 14, 2002
• Feds Should Let Gas Prices Run Their Course
  Higher gas prices will transform the automobile industry
  Samuel Staley and Lynne Kiesling
  May 8, 2002
• Oil Markets and the 21st Century War
  Why are prices staying so low?
  Lynne Kiesling
  September 26, 2001
• Price Caps Will Not Solve Electricity Problem
  Price controls distort market
  Adrian Moore and Lynne Kiesling
  April 19, 2001
• Davis Is Overreaching in His Bid for True Grid
  Plan will produce high electricity costs, inept decisions
  Adrian Moore and Lynne Kiesling
  February 27, 2001
• Illinois Can Learn From California Energy Crisis
  Deregulation can get it right
  Lynne Kiesling
  February 20, 2001
• Getting Electricity Deregulation Right
  How Other States and Nations Have Avoided California's Mistakes
  Lynne Kiesling
  February 1, 2001
• Powering Up California
  Policy Alternatives for the California Energy Crisis
  Adrian Moore and Lynne Kiesling
  February 1, 2001

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