Geladeiras e a necessidade de reduzir contas de energia elétrica

De: Terezinha Lima [mailto:lima.zinha@yahoo.com.br]
Enviada em: segunda-feira, 30 de abril de 2012 08:56
Para: João Carlos Cascaes
Assunto: retorno da copel

bom dia, tudo bem?

A COPEL entrou em contato segundo eles Curitiba entrou no programa no ínicio e agora não tem previsão mas dentro do que me relataram mesmo que venha a entrar não poderei pois a margem de consumo é referente ao ano anterior , e por mais que tentem me convencer não vejo o programa como baixa renda mas apenas como baixo consumo.

Bom se eu quiser diminuir meu consumo eu mesma terei que trocar-la, por enquanto fico nesta mesma. abraços Terezinha Lima 

COPEL e troca de geladeiras - Terezinha Lima

PURC - regulação de serviços essenciais e meio ambiente

De: PURC [mailto:PURC-L@LISTS.UFL.EDU] Em nome de PURC
Enviada em: sexta-feira, 17 de fevereiro de 2012 14:36
Para: PURC-L@LISTS.UFL.EDU
Assunto: PURC Research Update

Leadership in Infrastructure Policy
Research Update from PURC	Winter 2012
Towards New Regulatory Regimes in Globalized Infrastructure Should infrastructure regulation be internationalized? In some ways it already is. The EU and ECTEL are both examples of supranational regulation. Read More...
Adaptive Leadership in the U.S. Energy Sector The question facing every energy CEO today is whether climate change can be viewed as simply another risk, or if it requires a strategic adaptation in their company’s DNA. Read More...
Utility Benchmarking and Regulation in Developing Countries: Practical Application of Performance Monitoring and Incentives Achieving best practices in utilities performance can be challenging, especially in developing countries where operational settings are often unpredictable. Read More...
Florida’s Storm Hardening Effort: A New Paradigm for State Utility Regulators This paper describes a multi-year process involving collaboration among electric utilities, the public service commission, and research institutions to improve preparations for future storms using Florida as a case study. Read More...
The Deployment of Third-Generation Mobile Services: A Multinational Analysis of Contributing Factors Successful diffusion of 3G mobile is necessary for many advanced mobile applications such as mobile broadband Internet and video. Read More...
Designing Optimal Gain Sharing Plans to Promote Energy Conservation What methods of profit sharing best promote energy conservation? This study shows how the optimal plan varies as industry conditions and the regulator’s information change. Read More...
Consumer Usage of Broadband Internet Services: An Analysis of the Case of Portugal Do customers have different preferences for fixed versus mobile broadband? This study analyzes the intensity and patterns of use of fixed and mobile broadband consumers in Portugal. Read More...
Translations of the BoKIR Glossary The Body of Knowledge on Infrastructure Regulation (BoKIR) is a resource for regulators, policy analysts, infrastructure managers, and researchers. Read More...
BoKIR: New Frequently Asked Questions on Renewables and Energy Efficiency The FAQ section of the BoKIR will be adding a new topic that focuses on ways regulators and managers can promote renewables and energy efficiency using cost-effective methods. Read More...
3rd Annual Public Utility Research Center Prize for Best Paper in Regulatory Economics Two papers won the 3rd Annual Public Utility Research Center Prize for the best paper in regulatory economics and were accepted for presentation at the 9th Annual International Industrial Organization Conference. Read More...
Did You Miss These Studies? Water Utility Benchmarking: Measurement, Methodologies, and Performance Initiatives Benchmarking is essential for those developing and implementing water policy. Reset for Regulation and Utilities: Leadership for a Time of Constant Change This paper describes a process of change for regulation and utilities in today's dynamic and uncertain environment.