A study of the operation efficiency and cost performance indices of power-supply companies in China based on a dynamic network slacks-based measure model

You, Yan Q.; Jie, Tao

doi:10.1016/j.omega.2014.11.011

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“…In the literature, a majority of DEA studies dedicated to the area of energy have focused on energy efficiency [28,29]. According to Kim et al [30]; DEA studies in the energy sector can be categorized into two themes: efficiency analysis of renewable energy sources, and efficiency analysis of energy generation plants/companies [31,32]. Under these two categories, the studies are generally constructed according to the provincial level, regional level, or country level to present a comparative analysis.…”

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A two-stage analytical approach to assess sustainable energy efficiency

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Zaim

2018

Energy

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A two-stage analytical approach to assess sustainable energy efficiency

Ervural

Zaim

2018

Energy

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“…This literature provides some support for this observation that management accounting innovation influences cost performance. For example, because the BSC emphasizes the importance of analyzing cause-effect relationships (Ax & Grave, 2017), the implementation of BSC is more possible to provide data for decision making compared to companies where management accounting is conventional so that cost performance increases (You & Jie, 2016). Based on this reason, the following hypothesis is tested: H: Management accounting innovation influences cost performance The conceptual framework is as follows: H Figure 1 : conceptual framework III.…”

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Relationship between Management Accounting Innovations and Cost Performance in University

Marlina¹,

Tjahjadi²

2019

Proceedings of the International Conference of CELSciTech 2019 - Social Sciences and Humanities Track (ICCELST-SS 2019)

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This study aims to examine the effect of management accounting innovation variables on cost performance in private universities in the provinces of West Sumatra, Riau, Riau Islands and Jambi in Indonesia. This study uses a quantitative approach in explaining the relationship between variables. Data is obtained through questionnaires from 167 heads of higher education finance and then is processed using partial least square (PLS). The results of the study indicate that management accounting innovation significantly influences the cost of performance diversity. This research contribution develops research related to cost performance and management accounting innovation. The implication of the research provides input for the management of higher education costs, especially private tertiary institutions, in improving their cost performance through management accounting innovation. The limitation of this research is only focusing on private universities in West Sumatra, Riau, Riau Islands and Jambi. Therefore, the results cannot be generalized in other regions.

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“…Pahwa, Feng, and Lubkeman (2003) applied the DEA to evaluate the performance of the 50 largest power enterprises in the United States, suggesting improvements. You and Jie (2016) used the DEA model to evaluate the operation efficiency of China's power enterprises from the perspective of dynamic evaluation. The authors found that the level of local economic development is positively related to the operation performance of local enterprises.…”

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Carbon Emission Reduction of Power Enterprises in Subtropical and Temperate Regions of China

2019

Tropical Conservation Science

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China's power enterprises consume a large amount of energy and emit a high quantity of carbon dioxide. To reduce carbon emissions and save energy, China has implemented various energy-saving and emission reduction (ESER) policies in the power industry. The purpose of this study is to analyze the carbon emission reduction (CER) performance and the ESER performance of China's power enterprises. The data envelopment analysis was applied to obtain the CER efficiency and the ESER efficiency of power enterprises in subtropical and temperate regions of China. The research findings are as follows. First, the average ESER efficiency of Chinese power enterprises is lower than their CER efficiency. Second, only 30% of Chinese power enterprises have both high CER and ESER efficiency. Most power enterprises in China need to take measures to further reduce carbon emissions and improve the efficiency of resource utilization. Third, due to their high economic development and advanced use of technology, the CER efficiency of power enterprises in subtropical regions is higher than that in temperate regions. Based on empirical results, specific policy recommendations are provided for Chinese power enterprises.

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A study of the operation efficiency and cost performance indices of power-supply companies in China based on a dynamic network slacks-based measure model

Cited by 32 publications

References 42 publications

A two-stage analytical approach to assess sustainable energy efficiency

A two-stage analytical approach to assess sustainable energy efficiency

Relationship between Management Accounting Innovations and Cost Performance in University

Carbon Emission Reduction of Power Enterprises in Subtropical and Temperate Regions of China

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