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When	Thursday, November 19, 2009 @ 5:15pm
Where	University of Alberta, ETLC 2-009 (Colt Design Lab)
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Many segments of industrial economies have moved from intense regulation to reduced or deregulation. In some cases this has led to significant improvements in consumer choice coupled with lower prices; however has also been controversial because of frequent and extreme price excursions relative to historical regulated prices.

This presentation will

Provide a brief discussion of the reasons for regulated and deregulated power markets
Analyze power price patterns in 14 deregulated markets
Discuss factors affecting public reaction to the deregulation of power

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