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Deregulation in the energy markets, for the most part, has worked according to a mini-conference held by Houston affiliate of the United States Association for Energy Economics in Houston. The conference addressed the issue of deregulation in the energy markets and whether efforts in the power and natural gas markets have proven successful.
Those asked to present came from various backgrounds such as academia, banking, and energy firms. View presentations from the conference below.
Competitive Energy Markets and Market Oversight - Parviz M. Adib, Ph.D.
Lessons From Gas Deregulation - Dr. Jeffrey Leitzinger
U.S. Industry Adjustment to Economic Deregulation - Clifford Winston
Energy Markets At a Crossroads: Has Deregulation Failed? - John E. Olson, CFA
Energy Markets At a Crossroads: Has Deregulation Failed? - John J. Stauffacher
USAEE Houston Chapter
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