Add to ORKGConsider a public utility that offers its service at two different times. We study the effects of a change from uniform pricing throughout the day to peak-load pricing. We show that for a utility constrained to operate with a fixed rate of return on capital, the introduction of peak-load pricing can plausibly reduce the price of the service it both in peak and off-peak times. We also find that peak-load pricing can lead to either greater or smaller capacity than uniform pricing. We find a simple criterion for determining whether a particular individual gains or loses from peak-load pricing
There is a surprising lack of congruity between the A-J literature and the peak load pricing literat...
Several European telecommunications regulatory agencies have re-cently introduced a fixed capacity c...
With the liberalization of the market on the selling side, the user’s electricity load shows a stron...
Consider a public utility that offers its service at two different times. We study the effects of a ...
Consider a public utility that offers its service at two different times. We study the effects of a ...
The present paper attempts at a contribution to peak load pricing, in both theory and application. T...
This paper formulates peak-load pricing problems using mathematical micromodels. The optimal strateg...
This paper studies how robust or sensitive Steiner’s peak load pricing results are to changes in cer...
In PJM, 15 % of electric generation capacity ran less than 96 hours, 1.1 % of the time, over 2006. I...
In this paper, we consider peak-load pricing by duopolists that maximize profit (not social welfare)...
ANY important services are ob _ seeking occurs over the revenue gener-Mtained through the use of phy...
Information on customer response to time-of-use (TOU) rates plays a major part in utility resource p...
This study works to observe and quantify the degree to which airlines engage in the phenomenon of pe...
In 2007, the Connecticut General Assembly passed Public Act No. 07-242, An Act Concerning Electricit...
This paper analyzes the results of a critical peak pricing (CPP) experiment involving 123 residentia...
There is a surprising lack of congruity between the A-J literature and the peak load pricing literat...
Several European telecommunications regulatory agencies have re-cently introduced a fixed capacity c...
With the liberalization of the market on the selling side, the user’s electricity load shows a stron...
Consider a public utility that offers its service at two different times. We study the effects of a ...
Consider a public utility that offers its service at two different times. We study the effects of a ...
The present paper attempts at a contribution to peak load pricing, in both theory and application. T...
This paper formulates peak-load pricing problems using mathematical micromodels. The optimal strateg...
This paper studies how robust or sensitive Steiner’s peak load pricing results are to changes in cer...
In PJM, 15 % of electric generation capacity ran less than 96 hours, 1.1 % of the time, over 2006. I...
In this paper, we consider peak-load pricing by duopolists that maximize profit (not social welfare)...
ANY important services are ob _ seeking occurs over the revenue gener-Mtained through the use of phy...
Information on customer response to time-of-use (TOU) rates plays a major part in utility resource p...
This study works to observe and quantify the degree to which airlines engage in the phenomenon of pe...
In 2007, the Connecticut General Assembly passed Public Act No. 07-242, An Act Concerning Electricit...
This paper analyzes the results of a critical peak pricing (CPP) experiment involving 123 residentia...
There is a surprising lack of congruity between the A-J literature and the peak load pricing literat...
Several European telecommunications regulatory agencies have re-cently introduced a fixed capacity c...
With the liberalization of the market on the selling side, the user’s electricity load shows a stron...