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But he said: "What is clear from LDC's latest report is that there is a significant and growing divide between the north of the country and the south.

Assuming regulatory approval of the third LDC's application, the state's US$4.28 billion AMI investment will aid new rate designs for 11.3 million electricity customers.

However, it is unclear whether the option will find wide customer acceptance, without an LDC's intensive customer education and marketing efforts.

From a case study of the 1965 decision to build Mexico City's subway and the conflicts it engendered between 1964 and 1976, we see the political origins and developmental effects of mass rapid transit in LDC's.

It is conservative in that it does not include the cost savings in meeting the LDC's resource adequacy requirement or deferring transmission and distribution (T&D) investments necessary for delivering reliable service.

A time-of-use rate option design allowing an LDC's customers to allocate their consumption to be billed at the fixed and daily-varying TOU rates offers a win win mechanism for electricity procurement in the face of uncertain spot prices and hedging options.

Securing forward contracts to manage procurement-cost risk is an intuitively appealing and economically reasonable strategy for a load-serving local distribution company (LDC) in today's volatile electricity marketplace.

Lloyd's Development Capital (LDC), the private equity arm of Lloyd's Trustee Savings Bank, the third largest bank in the U.K. (and state-backed) announced today that it has acquired a majority stake in leading web hosting provider UK2Group.

We assessed participants' immediate reactions to the course with a survey which was administered to all LDC participants after the course's final session (Table  2).

Finally they should take heed of a key demand from the world's LDCs, which are the poorest and most vulnerable to climate change.

The group of least developed countries (LDCs), the world's 49 poorest states, at their last conference in Istanbul, Turkey, stressed the importance of foreign investment and the private sector in reducing poverty.