2003
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-20032003000400003
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Análise da comercialização de energia elétrica cogerada pelo setor sucroalcooleiro no estado de São Paulo

Abstract: Summary -On 2001, Brazil went through an unprecedentedly crisis of energy supply it coincided with restructuration of brazilian electrical sector, that allowed energy own-producers, such as sugar-alcohol sector to commercialize the excess obtained from cogeneration process, that on spite of high potential commercialization it is not being appropriately used. This work characterized cogenerated energy market and analyze the problems in cogenerated energy commercialization, considering transactional and economic… Show more

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“…The authors found four critical aspects that explain potential sources of TCs with long-term contracts: high volatility and price risk of green certificates within small certificate market, risks on green certificates being added to the wholesale electricity price, intermittence of REe generation, and regulatory risks arising from the reformulation of the regulatory framework. A similar source of TCs is found in Nagaoka (2002), who identifies contract negotiation costs given the institutional and political context of the electricity reform.…”
Section: Nature Of Transaction Costs For Renewable Energy Technologiesmentioning
confidence: 67%
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“…The authors found four critical aspects that explain potential sources of TCs with long-term contracts: high volatility and price risk of green certificates within small certificate market, risks on green certificates being added to the wholesale electricity price, intermittence of REe generation, and regulatory risks arising from the reformulation of the regulatory framework. A similar source of TCs is found in Nagaoka (2002), who identifies contract negotiation costs given the institutional and political context of the electricity reform.…”
Section: Nature Of Transaction Costs For Renewable Energy Technologiesmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…However, it was found some rent-seeking behaviour on behalf of electricity suppliers because a significant amount of money paid by electricity end users did not reach electricity producers. For further details see Kåberger et al (2004) and Bergek and Jacobsson, (2010) between agents on the electricity market gives raise to costs and concerns about the possibility to meet them (Nagaoka, 2002).…”
Section: Nature Of Transaction Costs For Renewable Energy Technologiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Desde a reforma do setor elétrico brasileiro, em que o setor privado pôde participar de investimentos e operações na produção de energia, a cogeração passou a ser uma opção viável tecnicamente para a indústria, em particular, para o setor sucroalcooleiro (NAGAOKA et al, 2003). Concomitantemente, existe uma pressão e estímulo para o aumento da participação de fontes renováveis na matriz energética, o que torna a produção de energia por biomassa ainda mais atrativa.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Em estudo sobre o potencial energético da cana-de-açúcar, Ripolli (2004) Para Nagaoka (2002), a reforma do setor elétrico brasileiro teve o objetivo de permitir ao governo concentrar-se em suas funções de elaboração de políticas energéticas e de regulamentação do setor, transferindo ao setor privado as responsabilidades sobre a operação do sistema elétrico e de novos investimentos, propiciando a comercialização da eletricidade cogerada pelo setor sucroalcooleiro. Desta forma, o autor espera uma maior participação da cogeração na matriz energética brasileira.…”
Section: Principais Tecnologias Utilizadasunclassified