Review of the security of supply in Turkish energy markets: Lessons from the winter shortages

Dastan, Seyit Ali; Selcuk, Orhun

doi:10.1016/j.rser.2016.01.015

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“…In the literature, we can find papers dealing with time inconsistency by the protection of investments. Dastan [3] and Bondarev and Weigt [21] focused on time inconsistency in the energy sector. Nevertheless, the literature has not focused on time inconsistency in public tenders.…”

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Cost Shock in Public Tenders Impacting the Railway Operator

Špetík

2018

MATEC Web Conf.

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The aim of this paper is to find out whether the cost shocks occur in the passenger rail transport, whether it can cause problems of financing as well as to evaluate the ways which are used by the purchaser of public transport to change the subsidy for carriers in case of cost shock. Results have shown that costs shocks can negatively impact financing of the subsidised passenger railway transport, so purchasers of the transport services must be extremely cautious in setting the tender documentation. So that purchasers avoid time-inconsistency solution, it is necessary to set the change in the subsidy in the contract. None of the tested clauses used by purchasers is ideal. We can see over-/under-compensation. The clause with 55 % of the consumer price index and 35 % of the change in labour costs in the transport sector reaches better results especially in contracts with vehicles purchased by the carrier.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cost Shock in Public Tenders Impacting the Railway Operator

Špetík

2018

MATEC Web Conf.

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“…In recent years, global energy demand has shown increase depending on the emerging technology and population growth, and at the same time, unfortunately, fossil fuels have been sharply declining. In this respect, the global warming being the threat of climatic change, efficient usage of energy sources, greenhouse-gas (GHG) emissions based on fossil energy consumption and use of renewable energy resources have become most attractive issues in the present decade [5][6][7][8][9].…”

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Türkiye'nin Ara Ürünler Sorununa Stratejik Bir Çözüm: Ceyhan Enerji İhtisas Endüstri Bölgesi

Ekinci

Bilgili

2019

Çukurova Üniversitesi Mühendislik-Mimarlık Fakültesi Dergisi

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There is an on-going demand for energy from hydrocarbon compounds and intermediate goods in meeting the need for both production and intermediate products. The European Union and Turkey's need for energy and intermediate goods are provided by petroleum and natural gas imported from geographically nearest energy regions through pipelines. In this study, a strategic solution to demand for energy in Turkey is proposed. Furthermore, information about the energy status, the chemical sector and intermediate goods imports of Turkey is provided. Considerations are proposed on the capabilities of petrochemical plants to be established in Ceyhan Energy Specialized Industrial Zone (CESIZ) as an outlet of petroleum from Azerbaijan and Iraq and a potential logistic energy base in the Eastern Mediterranean region. Ceyhan Energy Specialized Industrial Zone, as the first energy zone in Turkey and the nearby region, is introduced and the investors are briefed on the petrochemical facilities planned to be established in the zone. The importance of intermediate chemical products produced by petrochemical plants to be established in Ceyhan Energy Specialized Industrial Zone in reducing the country's foreign trade deficit is revealed. Due to lack of studies conducted on CESIZ in the literature, this study would contribute to potential investors and academicians.

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“…Studies on energy security and vulnerability have largely focused on energy-importing countries. 2–7 Despite presence of some studies in the literature on gas exporting countries, 8,9 they do not provide any framework on gas export portfolio risk (GEPR). In addition, many studies have been carried out on the risk analysis of energy portfolios.…”

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Iran’s gas export portfolio risk analysis based on the development of dependency risk framework

Nowrouzi

Panahi

Ghaffarzadeh

et al. 2018

Energy & Environment

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This study attempts to provide a novel analytical framework for assessing Iran’s gas export portfolio risk considering the aggregate dependency index of natural gas of importing countries and geopolitics factor. After providing indicators related to each of the natural gas transmission methods, the aggregate dependency index of each country is determined using the entropy-based aggregating method. This paper considers pipeline and liquefied natural gas. In this study, 17 countries are selected to evaluate the risk of dependency in natural gas exports. With respect to Iran’s exporting natural gas plans, gas export portfolio risk is calculated based on two proposed scenarios. Considering two methods of transmission, the results show that gas export portfolio risk will be 63.4% at the lowest risk level.

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Review of the security of supply in Turkish energy markets: Lessons from the winter shortages

Cited by 14 publications

References 24 publications

Cost Shock in Public Tenders Impacting the Railway Operator

Cost Shock in Public Tenders Impacting the Railway Operator

Türkiye'nin Ara Ürünler Sorununa Stratejik Bir Çözüm: Ceyhan Enerji İhtisas Endüstri Bölgesi

Iran’s gas export portfolio risk analysis based on the development of dependency risk framework

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