Not long ago, the California energy crisis was reachingcatastrophic proportions. All eyes were on the states withderegulation looming on the horizon, wondering if the nextderegulated state would follo..
Not long ago, the California energy crisis was reaching
catastrophic proportions. All eyes were on the states with
deregulation looming on the horizon, wondering if the next
deregulated state would follow in the steps of California. State
governors and a newly elected Bush administration were scrambling
for answers to prevent a regional crisis from becoming a national
nightmare.
That was then.Prior to that, researchers at Industrial
Information Resources Inc. (IIR) had identified over 300,000
megawatts (MW) of new generation either under construction or in
various stages of planning and development. The solution then was
to build more power plants and add new capacity.
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