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Vertical disintegration in the European electricity sector : empirical evidence on lost synergies

Gugler, Klaus; Liebensteiner, Mario; Schmitt, Stephan - In: International journal of industrial organization 52 (2017), pp. 450-478

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The regulation of distributed solar power generation in Costa Rica : status, challenges and options for the future

Cornick, Jorge - 2020

This paper provides a general characterization of overall power regulation and a detailed characterization of the … ongoing evolution of distributed rooftop photovoltaic (PV) regulation in Costa Rica. The paper further develops rooftop PV … the institutional architecture of power regulation in Costa Rica and contrasts it with international best practices …

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How much electricity do we consume? : a guide to German and European electricity consumption and generation data

Schumacher, Maximilian; Hirth, Lion - 2015

Accurate information about electricity generation and consumption is crucial to power system modelling. Several institutions publish such data: for European countries these include the association of system operators ENTSO-E, the EU body Eurostat, and the International Energy Agency; for Germany...

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Consumers Attitudes on Services of General Interest in the EU: Accessibility, Price and Quality 2000-2004

Fiorio, Carlo; Florio, M.; Salini, S.; Ferrari, P. - 2007

The research question addressed by this paper is a simple one: are European consumers happy with the services provided by the utilities after two decades of reforms? We focus on electricity, gas, water, telephone in the EU 15 Member States. The variables we analyse are consumers' satisfaction...

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Properties of a non-competitive electricity market dominated by hydroelectric power

Førsund, Finn R.; Hoel, Michael - 2004

An important conclusion from the literature on hydropower is that if there are no other constraints than the available water reservoirs for a year, and operating costs are ignored, the competitive (and socially optimal) outcome is characterized by the (present value) price being constant through...

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Local Electricity Distribution in Italy: Comparative Efficiency Analysis and Methodological Cross-Checking

Scarsi, Gian Carlo - 1999

This paper analyses technical efficiency of local electricity distribution in Italy (1994, 1996) by using both econometric (deterministic frontier, stochastic frontier) and linear programming (Data Envelopment Analysis) tools. Cross-sectional data were examined with respect to:(a) ENEL - the...

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The impact of China's electricity deregulation on coal and power industries : two-stage game modeling approach

Liu, Huihui; Zhang, ZhongXiang; Chen, Zhanming; Dou, DeSheng - 2018

with and without electricity regulation, and examine the changes in electricity price, electricity generation, coal price …

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Dependent Controllers and Regulation Policies: Theory and Evidence

Guerriero, Carmine - 2006

This paper analyzes the effects of supervisors' (i.e., regulators and judges) selection rules on regulated prices. A checks and balances' regulatory review process strengthens the role of the judicial power and election increases the populism of implicitly motivated supervisors. Election arises...

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The incidence of VAT reforms in electricity markets : evidence from Belgium

Hindriks, Jean; Serse, Valerio - In: International journal of industrial organization 80 (2022), pp. 1-23

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Analyzing firm behavior in restructured electricity markets : Empirical challenges with a residual demand analysis

Brown, David P.; Eckert, Andrew - In: International journal of industrial organization 74 (2021), pp. 1-28

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