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Local Authorities under the Electricity (Supply) Acts
In: Public administration: an international journal, Band 6, Heft 1, S. 41-55
ISSN: 1467-9299
Experience curve models in the electricity supply industry
In: International journal of forecasting, Band 6, Heft 4, S. 531-540
ISSN: 0169-2070
The Organisation of Electricity Supply in Great Britain
In: The Economic Journal, Band 56, Heft 223, S. 476
Economic issues facing electricity supply authorities: An update
In: CAER Working Paper, 77
Der Autor untersucht die ökonomischen Folgen für die australischen Stromlieferanten, die durch Ölkrise und staatliche Einmischungen entstanden sind. Er plädiert für kostendeckende Strompreise für alle Verbraucher. Damit glaubt er, eine effiziente Betriebsführung gewährleisten zu können. (DÜI-Plz)
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Power Sector Reforms and Electricity Supply Growth in Nigeria
Adequate power supply constitutes the nucleus of operations and subsequently the engine of growth for all sectors of the economy. Despite the abundance of electricity generation sources in Nigeria, electricity distribution network and voltage profile are very poor resulting to more that 50 percent of the populace living without electricity supply. To salvage the electricity problem, the power sector has gone through some reforms, the major one being the enactment of the Electric Power Sector Reform Act of 2005. This was intended to restructure the electricity market from monopoly to a more competitive structure. This study is therefore undertaken to empirically evaluate the impacts of the reforms on electricity supply growth in the country. This study is based on the elementary supply theory. It covers from 1981 to 2015. Econometric approach for the study relies on time series data regression. The study adopted the contemporary econometric approach of error correction mechanism (ECM). The results showed that all the variables were stationary and statistically significant. There exist a unique long-run equilibrium relationship between all the variables of the model and so, cointegrated and normalized coefficients were reported. ECM results revealed the speed of adjustment of 92.1 percent between the short-run and the long-run behaviors of electricity supply with its independent variables. From the analysis, reforms' coefficient (REF) had a positive sign but statistically insignificant. The other variables, electricity price (ELP), government investment in the power sector (GOVINV), annual rainfall (RAIN) and per capita GDP (PCGDP) conformed to apriori expectations in terms of sign and were statistically significant. The study concludes that the present reform efforts in the power sector will bring great improvements in the power sector of the country if properly harnessed. From the results, the study recommends that government should totally transfer ownership in all electricity production and supply chain to the private investors and only monitor or regulate the market.
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Power Sector Reforms and Electricity Supply Growth in Nigeria
Adequate power supply constitutes the nucleus of operations and subsequently the engine of growth for all sectors of the economy. Despite the abundance of electricity generation sources in Nigeria, electricity distribution network and voltage profile are very poor resulting to more that 50 percent of the populace living without electricity supply. To salvage the electricity problem, the power sector has gone through some reforms, the major one being the enactment of the Electric Power Sector Reform Act of 2005. This was intended to restructure the electricity market from monopoly to a more competitive structure. This study is therefore undertaken to empirically evaluate the impacts of the reforms on electricity supply growth in the country. This study is based on the elementary supply theory. It covers from 1981 to 2015. Econometric approach for the study relies on time series data regression. The study adopted the contemporary econometric approach of error correction mechanism (ECM). The results showed that all the variables were stationary and statistically significant. There exist a unique long-run equilibrium relationship between all the variables of the model and so, cointegrated and normalized coefficients were reported. ECM results revealed the speed of adjustment of 92.1 percent between the short-run and the long-run behaviors of electricity supply with its independent variables. From the analysis, reforms' coefficient (REF) had a positive sign but statistically insignificant. The other variables, electricity price (ELP), government investment in the power sector (GOVINV), annual rainfall (RAIN) and per capita GDP (PCGDP) conformed to apriori expectations in terms of sign and were statistically significant. The study concludes that the present reform efforts in the power sector will bring great improvements in the power sector of the country if properly harnessed. From the results, the study recommends that government should totally transfer ownership in all electricity production and supply chain to the private investors and only monitor or regulate the market.
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Policy implications of reform in electricity supply to agriculture
This chapter derives policy implications from the analysis presented in the previous chapters. The section "Reform Options" presents policy options that address the different problems associated with electricity supply to agriculture. The section "Evaluating Reform Options" assesses the political feasibility of the different options, based on the description and analysis presented in Chapters 9 and 10. ; PR ; IFPRI1 ; EPTD
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Analysis of Factors Affecting the Electricity Supply in Indonesia
In: USAEE Working Paper No. 17-312
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How French Households Value Their Electricity Supply Choices
In: RSER-D-23-05107
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