Author: Chris Trayhorn, Publisher of mThink Blue Book

Investing in Renewable Energy

For the first 50 years following the passage of the Depression-era Public Utilities Holding Company Act, governmental regulation of the electric utility ... Read Article

The Changing Face of Utility M&A

Since the enactment of the National Energy Policy Act of 1992, there have been approximately 90 announced mergers between, or acquisitions of, ... Read Article

Toward a Capacity Demand Curve Market

The market for electric generation facilities has passed through several stages in the transition to more competitive markets. Questions over the viability ... Read Article

Restructuring as Erosion

Throughout 2005, five anniversaries will mark mileposts in public power’s pursuit to protect electricity consumers and strengthen the value of community ownership ... Read Article

Good Energy Policy = Balanced and Diversified

Dear Secretary Bodman: Thank you for your outreach to democrats, former Energy secretaries and Western governors. I represent each of these categories ... Read Article

Prioritizing Growth

After years of cost cutting and risk management to bring companies “back to the basics” in response to the market anomalies, reliability ... Read Article

Electric Generation Capacity: What, Where and Who

The principal driver of energy consumption and demand growth in the United States is increased population. The nation’s population is growing at ... Read Article

The Hydrogen Economy

The expression “hydrogen economy” is appearing more and more frequently in the headlines and on the bookstands. As recently as February 2005 ... Read Article

Setting a Course for Growth

Within the next few years, energy and utility companies will be operating in a more disaggregated, multinational industry. The demands of this ... Read Article

Exploiting Broadband Over Power Lines

Broadband over power lines (BPL) and power line communications (PLC) are sets of equipment, software and management services that when overlaid on ... Read Article

Understanding Selection Bias

Selection bias can be defined as “a nonrandom participation in a program offer leading to damaging financial results.” It can affect the ... Read Article

Off the Mark

Affiliates and Web publishers who sell goods from the most popular brand name merchants are losing traffic and revenue to Web sites ... Read Article

Converting Visitors to Buyers

While affiliate Web sites can measure how many visitors and clicks they receive and send on through to merchants, that's only part ... Read Article

Targeting Affiliates

Name: John Hobson Job: Manager, Online Advertising, Target.com Date of Hire: September 2002 Previous Job: Manager, Online Advertising, FingerhutTarget's program is powered ... Read Article

iPod, Therefore iTunes

Affiliates interested in offering digital music downloads should pay tribute to Apple for legitimizing an over-hyped and under performing market that was ... Read Article
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