1、FEBRUARY 2024CEEPR WP 2024-03Working Paper SeriesRegulation of Access,Pricing,and Planning of High Voltage Transmission in the U.S.Joe DeLosa III,Johannes P.Pfeifenberger,Paul L.JoskowSince 1977,the Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research(CEEPR)has been a focal point for research on ener

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6、 Voltage Transmission in the U.S.1 1 Joe DeLosa III,2 Johannes P.Pfeifenberger,3 Paul L.Joskow4 Abstract The U.S.regulation of high-voltage transmission is highly complex and,as a result,generally poorly understood.The complexity is created by separate,but overlapping,jurisdictional authorities of t