Natural Gas Distribution Regulation
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natural gas, distribution, regulation, Mexico, rate regulation, franchisesAbstract
This document discusses the economic content of a set of Ruling affecting the provision of natural gas distribution services in Mexico. As such, it describes the mechanisms proposed in order to ensure economic efficiency in the undertaking of such activity, i.e., competition policies, rate regulation, delimitation of licensed geographic regions and design of auction procedures for the granting of distribution franchises.Downloads
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