RWE and the Proposal for a German Electricity Regulator, Spanish Version Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

RWE and the Proposal for a German Electricity Regulator, Spanish Version Case Solution

The CEO of the German electronics giant, RWE, was confronted with a decision making task that would change the future of his business in April 2001. Gains in the electricity sector depended greatly on regulatory rules that affected pricing and business construction. RWE had appeared as among the biggest electricity companies in Germany and a multiutility through deregulation.There was a proposition on the table to replace the regulatory model that is mostly lighthanded based on dialogue between private parties with a more conventional regulatory model of an industry-specific regulator. What kind of regulatory regime would be best suited to RWE's challenging strategy to grow and prosper?

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