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The California energy crisis

California's new electric energy industry has been the subject of extensive discussions around the world and has been viewed as a test bench for restructuring a traditional regulated and vertically integrated electric utility industry. The author describes how the Californian experience in deregulation has shown that introducing competition into the electric utility energy industry may not be a simple engineering process.