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Courses for Californian water resources

No discussion about the state of the energy industry is complete without mentioning the Californian power crisis. Catherine Lacoursière interviews Pete Garris, acting deputy director of the California Energy Resources Scheduling division (CERS) at the state’s Department of Water Resources


What major changes have been made to California’s power trading operations, and have these changes contributed to a more stable and predictable environment for the buying and selling of electricity in California?

On January 17, 2001, 100% of our electricity purchases were done in the spot market. CERS [California Energy Resources Scheduling] had no long- or short-term power under contract

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