Author: Benjamin Mandel The composition of utility revenues under performance-based regulation depends on the approach used to set base revenue allowances and the magnitude of financial performance incentives. For the most policy-responsive regime, …
The Merits of an ‘Integrated’ Approach to Performance-Based Regulation Read More »
Guarini Center fellow Benjamin Mandel writes about how New York can begin to catalyze the transformation of its electric utilities by putting the right incentives in place. Read the full post …
Author: Benjamin Mandel In this Guarini Center policy brief, Energy Law & Policy Fellow Benjamin Mandel examines how the New York State Public Service Commission (PSC) can implement an expanded …
Designing Performance Incentives to Advance New York State’s Policy Agenda Read More »
Author: Benjamin Mandel In a Guarini Center policy brief, Energy Law & Policy Fellow Benjamin Mandel presents and evaluates options for performance-based regulation (PBR) approaches that the New York State …
Toward Policy-Responsive Performance-Based Regulation in New York Read More »
Authors: Danielle Spiegel-Feld and Benjamin Mandel In the order instituting New York’s “Reforming the Energy Vision (REV)” proceeding, the Public Service Commission indicated that the United Kingdom’s novel approach to …
Reforming Electricity Regulation in New York State: Lessons from the United Kingdom Read More »
In an order addressing proposed changes to net metering caps, the New York Public Service Commission extensively cites comments Guarini Center fellows Jonathan Schrag and Ben Mandel. The relevant order …
NY PSC Sites Guarini Fellows’ Comments in Order on Grid Reform Read More »
See Breaking Energy for a post on New York’s quest for comprehensive performance-based regulation by Guarini Center fellow Benjamin Mandel.
Guarini Center fellows Jonathan Schrag and Benjamin Mandel submitted comments to the New York State Public Service Commission (PSC) in response to petitions to increase the limits on net metering …
Public Comments on Net Metering to the New York Public Service Commission Read More »
Author: Benjamin Mandel In advance of a roundtable discussion on the UK’s RIIO (“Revenue = Incentives + Innovation + Outputs”) model for sustainable utility regulation, to be convened by the …
Author: Benjamin Mandel Traditional utility regulation provides inadequate incentives for electric utilities to invest in technologies that reduce network energy losses. This article examines how alternative regulatory designs influence such investments, and simulates the …
Performance-Based Regulation to Improve Upstream Energy Efficiency Read More »
