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river. Upstream Kyrgyzstan operates the Toktogul reservoir which generates hydropower demanded mainly in winter for heating …. Downstream Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan need irrigation water in summer, primarily to grow cotton. Regional agreements obliging … due to lack of trust between the parties. Striving for self-sufficiency in irrigation water, Uzbekistan initiated new …
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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 … hydropower being non-concave. This non-concavity can be caused by short-run capacity limits either on exports and imports of …
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; and changes in river flow with impacts on hydropower and the ability to meeting water requirements for municipal … level rise; increased temperature and changes in precipitation resulting in changes in crop water requirements and yields … future climates for Vietnam. A set of biophysical models were employed to project the impacts on water supply, water demand …
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also in the long-run equilibrium where capacities are endogenous. In such an equilibrium the hydropower monopoly will get a …
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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 … hydropower being non-concave. This non-concavity can be caused by short-run capacity limits either on exports and imports of …
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