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Regional Business and Economics Newspaper
January 2001
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Focus: Electricity Deregulation |
Power Struggle
Deregulation, once seen as inevitable in the electric industry,
is now on the backburner in most Ninth District states.
Pulling the plug on electricity
deregulation?
As policymakers seek reliable power grids, utilities and large
consumers cope with an uncertain regulatory future.
Under the Influence
All engines are go for the |
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| the ethanol industry, but whether that continues hinges on fickle consumers and government policy. |
Ethanol in the Ninth District
Corn farmers not alone on the ethanol bandwagon
Blowin' in the wind
Underneath the chaos of electricity deregulation, part of the answer
(my friend) to future energy needs might be wind generation.
Status of Electricity Deregulation in Ninth
District States
Opinion
Letters to the Editor
District Voices
How have increased gas prices affected your business in the past
year, and have they influenced your plans for the coming year?
District Features
Regional airports: Fear of not flying
"Musseling" in on the Ninth District economy:
How many clams will it cost?
Michigan Minnesota Montana
North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin
A slower, but still growing Ninth District economy forecast for 2001
Business poll reflects cautious optimism
District farmers and ranchers in better financial condition
Coal powers district electricity production
Slower demand, increased supply drive down
lumber prices
U.S. Map:
Average Electricity
Prices, 1998
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