A holistic framework for the study of interdependence between electricity and gas sectors

Overcoming the market constraints to on-grid renewable energy investments in Nigeria

“…To explore the wider industrial organizational issues in the NESI, this paper uses the SCPR framework. The SCPR framework shown in Figure 2.1 was developed by Peng and Poudineh (2016) to understand the causal links and interdependencies that exist within the electricity and gas sectors, in order to explain the performance of both sectors in the UK. The SCPR framework argues that the regulatory aspect is a critical dimension of analysis because government regulation, which governments usually introduce to protect consumers and correct imperfect markets, can alter the SCP dynamic and the performance in the market.…”

“…The SCPR framework developed by Peng and Poudineh (2016) provides deep insights into the causal dynamics that inhibit RE deployment on the grid in Nigeria. It shows how the structure of the NESI and the conduct of its actors affect performance and necessitate regulation.…”

“…This paper uses the structure-conduct-performance-regulation (SCPR) framework to explain how the structure of the NESI constrains on-grid RE investments. Peng and Poudineh (2016) developed the SCPR framework, which is based on the traditional Structure-Conduct-Performance (SCP) framework. The traditional SCP framework theorizes that the structure of a market determines the conduct of actors within it; the conduct of actors affects the performance of the market; and there are feedback loops that link performance, structure, and conduct.…”

Gas-to-Power Supply Chains in Developing Countries

“…The SCPR framework is a holistic framework that we have proposed to facilitate diagnostic and prescriptive inquiry in interdisciplinary research of gas-to-power supply chains. The first version was found helpful in anchoring the analysis of the UK's gas-to-power supply chain development (Peng & Poudineh, 2016).…”

“…The analytical framework used is the Structure-Conducted-Performance-Regulation (SCPR) framework developed by Peng & Poudineh (2016), encompassing the political, governmental/regulatory, and commercial dimensions of two industries. The SCPR framework is a holistic framework that we have proposed to facilitate diagnostic and prescriptive inquiry in interdisciplinary research of gas-to-power supply chains.…”