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Committed to reform? : pragmatic antitrust enforcement in electricity markets

Sadowska, Małgorzata - 2014

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The EU electricity sector will need reform, again

Kustova, Irina; Egenhofer, Christian - In: Intereconomics : review of European economic policy 54 (2019) 6, pp. 332-338

The low-carbon transition, for example in line with the European Commission’s proposed Long-Term Strategy1 net-zero2 target by 2050 or the Commission President-elect ‘climate neutrality’ objective, will require a very large increase in electricity, especially for low-carbon solutions in...

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Phased European Union electricity market reform

Zachmann, Georg; Heussaff, Conall - 2023

been driven by market-based cashflows. Further complicating market reform, the power system is being changed radically by … transformations will have consequences for the optimal electricity market design in the later stages of the energy transition. Reform … institutions. A phased approach should be taken to EU electricity market design reform. In the near-term, reform should seek to …

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European Electricity Market Reforms : Any Signs of Efficiency Improvements?

Zarnic, Ziga - 2010

This paper investigates whether European electricity market reforms have induced any changes in firm efficiency either through productive, allocative or dynamic efficiency improvements. In particular, this ex-post analysis looks closely at productivity effects of changing industry structure,...

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