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electricity capacity in New Zealand, whereas in Australia this is 17%. Interestingly, between them and over time, the two … designing electricity markets that support energy transition and the investment that it requires. Incumbents in both …
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in 2018. However, when TGC trading meets CET in the electricity market, what will the electric structure turn to be? Can … equilibrium model of TGC market, CET market and electricity market. Secondly, we analyze the internal connection of these three … markets and relationships between TGC price, electricity price and carbon price. Based on this, we further construct the …
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carbon cost in the electricity market price. Finally, a fuel switch increases solar-induced abatement, whereas it wind …
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national percentage requirements we develop a two-country, Cournot duopoly model of the electricity market, with one "green … EU-welfare maximizing renewable energy target due to cross-country externalities arising from trade in electricity and …
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We formulate a model with black, green and white certificates markets that function in conjunction with an electricity ….g. share of green electricity and share of energy saving/ efficiency increase.) The equilibrium solution adapts to changing …, or unchanged consumption of "black", "green" or "white" electricity. These, markets give thus a poor guidance for future …
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We estimate the relationship between electricity, fuel and carbon prices in Germany, France, the Netherlands, the Nord … increasing interaction between electricity and input prices on the one hand, and between electricity markets on the other. The …
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We consider an economy in which competitive firms use three technologies for electricity production: pollutive fossils …, but it turns inefficient once there are sufficient renewables to partly displace fossil electricity production at times of … renewable subsidy is always positive but tends to decrease as electricity production becomes less reliant on fossils. The …
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We consider an economy in which competitive firms use three technologies for electricity production: pollutive fossils …, but it turns inefficient once there are sufficient renewables to partly displace fossil electricity production at times of … renewable subsidy is always positive but tends to decrease as electricity production becomes less reliant on fossils. The …
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created markets affect competition in the electricity market. This paper focuses on the green certificate policy which … financially supports producers of renewably sourced electricity by means of tradable certificates, and develops a simple duopoly … model that incorporates both the electricity and the green certificate markets in an auction-based setting. The results …
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consists in reducing a pre-existing electricity levy that heterogeneously applies to the various sectors of the economy, the … electricity generation from renewable sources results in a 2% rise in electricity demand in the whole economy due to the reduced … electricity levy that electricity consumers have to pay to support renewable energy. This results in a 1.8% ETS carbon price …
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