Title: Assessment of retail and wholesale market competition in the Illinois electric industry in 2001
First published: 2002
Description: Summary: In this report, the Commission examines developments relevant to the competitiveness of the retail and wholesale markets.  In the retail market, two key indicators of activity are examined: The first indicator is the rate of customer switching from bundled services to "delivery services."  Customers taking delivery services are either purchasing power and energy from ARES or are purchasing power and energy from the host utility on an "unbundled" basis under the utility's delivery services tariffs.  Currently, bundled power sales mainly consist of sales to customers under the Sec. 16-110 "Power Purchase Option" (PPO).  The second indicator of retail activity presented in this report is the number of suppliers active in the State's nine service territories.
Subjects: Electric utilities, Government policy, Purchasing, Deregulation, Electric power, Competition
Places: Illinois
LC classification: HD9685.U6 I265 2002