CEO Turnover - Description

Illustration By: Lisa Wharton, EXECUTIVE SUITE MUSICAL CHAIRS page 30.
Volume 2 Issue 2 March/April 2005
Departments
7 OUR TAKE – Lessons from the Land of Oz
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8 ENERGY BUSINESS – Independent Power Awaits Rebound
9 n The View from Calpine’s Cartwright
n Russian Power Opportunity
10 n To Diversify — Or Not
12 LEGAL EAGLE – Sempra Challenged, Stakes High
14 n GUEST OPINION — Duane L. Richards, Coal Captives
39 Guide/Sourcebook — Billing & Customer Care
70 TECHNOLOGY FRONTIER
n GUEST OPINION — Marilyn Kray, Get Nuclear
73 n GUEST OPINION — Annette von Jouanne,
The Promise of Wave Power
76 METRICS – Utilities Line up for Rate Increases
77 n Stocks, Energy Production, Renewables
78 INTRODUCING – David Ratcliffe, the
Biologist at Southern’s Helm
Features
M&A TAKE OFF
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n The energy industry is buzzing with M&A talk.
Executives are updating their strategies. Kenneth Marks,
a leading M&A adviser, talks about what is driving the
trend and where mergers are headed.
n The energy industry sizes up the future of M&A. A look
at who the players are and the factors now driving deals.
DEALING WITH GREENHOUSE GAS
Some energy companies get proactive about dealing
with the causes of global warming. Cinergy believes its
early investments will prove wise.
EXECUTIVE SUITE MUSICAL CHAIRS
Utilities in just a few years have brought on a large number of
new executives. They have different backgrounds and skills.
And they will shape the energy business for years to come.
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82 FINAL TAKE – Valero Energy — A Winning Workplace
SUPPLEMENT
A View of Recurring Payments
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