Energy Pricing : Economics and Principles

This book describes the processes through which rates for energy consumption are derived, ranging from initial analyses of the supply and demand parameters to the final forms and levels of end-use consumer prices.

The author argues against aggressive accounting procedures, and suggests criteria for choosing firm's position on pending public policy issues.

A handbook on energy formulae for non-professionals is included in the book.

The author is adjunct professor at the University of Portland.