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.
The present paper attempts at a contribution to peak load pricing, in both theory and application. ...
With the liberalization of the market on the selling side, the user’s electricity load shows a stron...
Several European telecommunications regulatory agencies have re-cently introduced a fixed capacity c...
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)...
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...
ANY important services are ob _ seeking occurs over the revenue gener-Mtained through the use of phy...
In 2007, the Connecticut General Assembly passed Public Act No. 07-242, An Act Concerning Electricit...
There is a surprising lack of congruity between the A-J literature and the peak load pricing literat...
This paper analyzes the results of a critical peak pricing (CPP) experiment involving 123 residentia...
The present paper attempts at a contribution to peak load pricing, in both theory and application. ...
With the liberalization of the market on the selling side, the user’s electricity load shows a stron...
Several European telecommunications regulatory agencies have re-cently introduced a fixed capacity c...
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)...
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...
ANY important services are ob _ seeking occurs over the revenue gener-Mtained through the use of phy...
In 2007, the Connecticut General Assembly passed Public Act No. 07-242, An Act Concerning Electricit...
There is a surprising lack of congruity between the A-J literature and the peak load pricing literat...
This paper analyzes the results of a critical peak pricing (CPP) experiment involving 123 residentia...
The present paper attempts at a contribution to peak load pricing, in both theory and application. ...
With the liberalization of the market on the selling side, the user’s electricity load shows a stron...
Several European telecommunications regulatory agencies have re-cently introduced a fixed capacity c...