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Market power analysis

Affiliate transactions

Regulated utilities’ transactions with their unregulated affiliates may raise concerns related to affiliate abuse, self-dealing, and cross-subsidization. Apart from harming captive ratepayers, these practices can impose significant economic damages on independent competitors and prevent the emergence of truly competitive markets. These types of abuses may occur through market-based and cost-based transactions, as well as in competitive solicitations. Our deep economic understanding of regulated industries and thorough examination of industry transactions allow us to analyze whether complex affiliate transactions harm consumers and competitors.

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Areas of expertise
Anticompetitive and discriminatory practices
Affiliate transactions
Transmission market power
Market power mitigation
Market-based rate proceedings
Mergers and acquisitions