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In the present European Union debate, many consider capacity remuneration mechanisms (CRM) as useless and, if they are eventually considered as useful, there is a necessity of total alignment of capacity adequacy policies in time. We develop an opposite position. The adoption of CRM is a...
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This paper deals with the practical problems related to long-term security of supply in electricity markets in the presence of large-scale wind power development. The success of renewable promotion schemes adds a new dimension to ensuring long-term security of supply. It necessitates designing...
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La croissance spectaculaire des marchés du photovoltaïque dans différents pays donne l'illusion d'un décollage commercial de cette technologie alors qu'elle se fonde sur le développement de marchés très subventionnés par des tarifs d'achat pour tirer le développement des capacités de...
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In this paper we analyze the recent propositions to reorganize the French industry of reactors in view to increase its efficiency on the export markets. Based on a critic of the choices of reactor technologies offered to export market, the Roussely report published on June 2010 recommends to...
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Al contrario de los supuestos liberales, la experiencia de la introducción de la competencia en las industrias eléctricas británica y noruega, demuestra la necesidad del fortalecimiento de la función reglamentaria con relación a la estructura monopolista anterior. A más de las nuevas...
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[eng] Comparison of the different elements in the cost of electrical generation and their evolution in France and in the U.S.A. reveals the respective sources of change in the competitiveness: stricter controls and safety and environmental protection norms. Such a comparison necessitates that...
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Russia is the world's biggest natural gas producer, with output of 581 bn m3 in 2001, and is also a key supplier of the European gas market (around 30% of current EU gas imports). Therefore gas exports rank with oil exports as an essential variable of Russian economic policy, and any...
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