Electricity reform: social and environmental challenges

ISBN 87-550-3235-4

Contents
Acknowledgements
Foreword
Notes on the contributors
Acronyms used

THE PROBLEM

1 Introduction — Njeri Wamukonya

2 Power sector reform in developing countries: Mismatched agendas — Njeri Wamukonya

3 Rethinking reform in the electricity sector: Power liberalization or energy transformation?
   — John Byrne and Yu-Mi Mun

REGIONAL PERSPECTIVES

4 Power sector reform and sustainable development in the European Union — Norbert Wohlgemuth

5 Power sector reform in Latin America: A retrospective analysis
   — Daniel Bouille and Njeri Wamukonya

6 Some emerging lessons in the reform of the African power sector — Njeri Wamukonya

SOME CASE STUDIES

7 The California experience: From deregulation debacle to flexible power
   — Ted K Bradshaw and Woodrow Clark II

8 Electricity reforms in India: Political economy and implications for social and environmental outcomes
   — Navroz K Dubash and Sudhir C Rajan

9 Power sector reform in Senegal — Alioune Fall and Njeri Wamukonya

TOWARDS SOCIALLY AND ENVIRONMENTALLY ACCOUNTABLE REFORM

10 Power sector restructuring and the environment: Trends, policies, and GEF experience
     — Eric Martinot

11 Stakeholder roles in promoting equity and environmental protection
     — Lawrence Agbemabiese, John Byrne and Daniel Bouille