Services firms unbundle

Services firms unbundle

To prepare for deregulated markets, power providers are restructuring their electricity services. In some cases, charges for generating electricity are being unbundled, or separated, from electricity transport and delivery charges, while other energy suppliers are trying to hold on to customers or a...

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Veröffentlicht in:Chemical week 1998-10, Vol.160 (40), p.30-32
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Commodities
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Customer services
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Natural gas utilities
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Deregulation
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Energy industry
Energy management
Natural gas utilities
Purchasing
Suppliers
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