Context analysis for a new regulatory model for electric utilities in Brazil

Hage, Fabio S. El; Rufín, Carlos

doi:10.1016/j.enpol.2016.07.014

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“…Furthermore, the main task is to create and develop market institutions and mechanisms in the energy sector using its own potential and international experience for diversified investments in generating capacities and the completion of the reforms initiated with the stabilizing role of the state. In this direction, the main principles of building a system of electricity tariffs should be: compliance with strategic energy objectives; performance of economic, financial and political functions; calculation of the average price for electricity; ensuring the competitiveness of electricity compared to other types of energy carriers; state regulation; unification of the tariff across the country; differentiation or lack thereof across the country; regulation tariffs by hours of the day, season of the year; adjustment of the tariff level depending on external factors (Hage and Rufin 2019;Glachant and Perez 2020;Kozhageldi et al 2022).…”

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Questions of cost and pricing in the conditions of the functioning of the electricity market of Kazakhstan

Sadykova¹,

Zhakupov²,

Baymukhanov³

et al. 2022

Polityka Energetyczna – Energy Policy Journal

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nomic activities. Despite the increase in energy efficiency, the global electricity demand increased by 115% between 1990 and 2020, which is significantly higher than the population growth rate over the same period. This trend will undoubtedly continue conditioned upon economic growth, increased access and the electrification of end users. The assessment of electricity generation technologies from the point of view of well-being requires the use of the full cost method, which includes all applicable external costs, risks and benefits to determine the low-carbon energy balance, which in the Republic of Kazakhstan, is compatible with sustainable development. This assessment clearly needs to go beyond the plant level to consider the network infrastructure and demand to get a holistic view of the social costs of electricity. The practical significance lies in the analysis of cost and pricing in the conditions of the functioning of the electricity market of Kazakhstan.

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