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The Fall 2004 session of NERA's annual seminar on the details of estimating the marginal costs of electric service, now in its 23rd year, took place on 8-10 November in Los Angeles, CA.
The Marginal Costing course is designed for utility and regulatory personnel who have some familiarity with utility cost analysis and/or pricing. It is particularly useful for managers and staff in the pricing, cost-of-service, planning, marketing and regulatory departments. This course provides both theoretical background on estimating marginal costs and practical tools for applying the general costing principles.
2004 course topics included:
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Marginal costs and profitability |
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Costing unbundled services |
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Calculation of hourly marginal costs |
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New approaches to distribution cost estimation |
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Effect of Regional Transmission Organization (RTO) rules on marginal generation and transmission costs. |
The instructors used numerous examples of actual marginal cost studies and challenged participants with a number of numerical exercises to reinforce lessons.
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