Utilities Policy is a unique international journal addressing economic, environmental, institutional,
legal, liberalisation, management, organisation, performance, planning, policy, pricing, privitisation, regulation, and strategic issues
across the broad range of utilities. Utilities covered are:
• Coal• Electricity• Gas• Oil
• Telecommunications• Urban Transport• Water• Waste
Utilities Policy, ... click here for full Aims & Scope
Utilities Policy is a unique international journal addressing economic, environmental, institutional,
legal, liberalisation, management, organisation, performance, planning, policy, pricing, privitisation, regulation, and strategic issues
across the broad range of utilities. Utilities covered are:
• Coal
• Electricity
• Gas
• Oil
• Telecommunications
• Urban Transport
• Water
• Waste
Utilities Policy, which addresses
issues in developed and developing countries, provides a major forum for the dissemination of in-depth analysis of key trends and information
to all concerned with the effective management and development of utilities. In this regard, the journal publishes:
• Articles
(peer reviewed)
• Book Reviews
• Conference/Events Calendar
• Conference Reports
• Interviews
• Leaders
• Round Table Discussions
• Viewpoints
Aiming to be cross-sectoral in focus, Utilities Policy
encourages submissions assessing and comparing methodologies or approaches to issues of interest and application to the broad range of
utilities.
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D. Smith
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