Causas de la restricción eléctrica en el primer franquismo: una aportación desde la historia empresarial

Morlán, Pablo Díaz; Román, Elena San

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“…The desire of public electricity companies to go from mere self-producers to being commercial companies that competed with private companies was seriously resisted by the latter. The introduction of the INI electricity companies was justified by the Administration, in the end, because management by the private companies had failed to avoid serious restrictions of supply prevailing in the urban and industrial markets of the country during the early 1940s-restrictions that, as we know, persisted until the end of the 1950s [26,27].…”

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The Regulation of the Spanish Electricity Sector: A Long Way to Convergence

Garrués-Irurzun

2022

Energies

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The regulation of the electricity sector, in general and in the particular case of Spain, has been brilliantly analysed by economists and contemporary jurists placing the emphasis, preferably, on economic efficiency and social justice. This article, based on the writings of economic historians in recent years, has as its objective to shed light on the logic to regulatory changes in Spain. Exactly as has been done for other countries, the explanation of factors and of the characteristics of this regulatory change, without doubt, will contribute to the understanding of its special nature within the overall international panorama, as well as a better understanding of the contributions of other previous and future works from different perspectives of analysis. The conclusions on the historical construction of the regulation of the electricity industry until the twentieth century allow us to define four big stages, deeply conditioned by their political regimes and the economic circumstances of the country, as well as by the unequal importance of economic agents in the taking of decisions: powerful energy companies, weak governments, and a complete lack of consumer input.

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Section: The Techniques Of Organization Of the Electricity Activities...mentioning

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The Regulation of the Spanish Electricity Sector: A Long Way to Convergence

Garrués-Irurzun

2022

Energies

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“…The situation became even worse the following year, when its own production was limited to 68 per cent of the average annual production. Actually, the crisis merely came early in a year when the restrictions affected the whole of the Spanish electricity sector (Sudrià 1987; Díaz Morlán and San Román 2009).…”

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Traditional Electricity Systems in Spain: Fensa (1927-1991)

Garrués-Irurzun¹

2012

RHE / JILAEH

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Because the literature of European economic history has paid little attention to traditional electricity systems, the interest in studying Fensa lies in analysing the different types of companies, which helped to shape the development of the Spanish electricity sector prior to its present oligopolistic structure. This case provides insight into two issues. First, we learn about the behaviour of the second-generation companies (those that based their production on a controlled hydropower regime), which, despite their limited size, made their commercial specialisation (supplying the dynamic industrial market of Guipú zcoa) their main comparative advantage. Second, we analyse the behaviour of those companies which at this time, as distribution companies and/or subsidiaries of the large Spanish companies (Iberduero), were an instrument of the policy of integrating regional markets.

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El silencio del agua. Paisaje cultural y electricidad: el aprovechamiento del Miño.

Rodríguez

2022

Norba-Arte

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El aprovechamiento de los ríos para la obtención de energía, con la creación de embalses, es habitual en España. Práctica que, en Galicia, estará protagonizada por un reducido número empresas que emprenderán la construcción de grandes embalses. Una de estas actuaciones es la que Fenosa realiza en la cuenca del Miño. En este río, que esta empresa explotará en exclusiva, construye dos saltos de dimensiones monumentales, Peares y Belesar, generándose una importante transformación del espacio. Cambios, que parten del trabajo de arquitectos e ingenieros, que aunando esfuerzos, resignifican estas infraestructuras, para convertirlas, en referentes estéticos y en elementos fundamentales de un paisaje cultural que ha sabido sobreescribirse en aras del progreso.

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Causas de la restricción eléctrica en el primer franquismo: una aportación desde la historia empresarial

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The Regulation of the Spanish Electricity Sector: A Long Way to Convergence

The Regulation of the Spanish Electricity Sector: A Long Way to Convergence

Traditional Electricity Systems in Spain: Fensa (1927-1991)

El silencio del agua. Paisaje cultural y electricidad: el aprovechamiento del Miño.

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