Status of Russian power sector liberalization

Palamarchuk, S.I.; Lamoureux, Marcel A.; Voropai, N.I.

doi:10.1109/drpt.2008.4523383

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“…RAO UES was a state-owned holding company that controlled the whole electricity system. RAO UES owned 160 GW of the generation capacity, took care of the transmission system, and was responsible for the wholesale of electricity [6]. In addition, RAO UES bought electricity from the other power generators and sold it forward.…”

Section: A Restructuring Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

Electricity markets in Russia, the US, and Europe

Oksanen

Karjalainen

Viljainen

et al. 2009

2009 6th International Conference on the European Energy Market

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An in-depth analysis of the restructuring processes in individual market areas requires knowledge of the initial physical and organizational state of the electricity markets. The differences in these initial states lead to a significant divergence in the restructuring processes between the different market areas. There are general textbook models for electricity market restructuring; however, more specific tools are required for a detailed analysis of the divergent market structures and restructuring mechanisms in individual market areas. To illustrate the differences in the restructuring processes, this paper provides a review of four different electricity markets; the introduced electricity markets include Russia, the Nordic countries, the France-the Netherlands-Belgium interconnection (known as the Trilateral Market Coupling area, TLC), and the Pennsylvania-New Jersey-Maryland interconnection (PJM). The Nordic countries and the TLC represent two different European market structures. Russia and the PJM market area in the US, on the other hand, are examples of different approaches in terms of pricing models and market structures compared with the ones commonly applied in Europe. In this paper, the development paths of the electricity markets in these target areas are analyzed taking into account the initial situation in each of these areas.

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Section: A Restructuring Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

Electricity markets in Russia, the US, and Europe

Oksanen

Karjalainen

Viljainen

et al. 2009

2009 6th International Conference on the European Energy Market

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Russian electricity market reform: Deregulation or re-regulation?

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Regulation and trends in electric power industry: Russian electricity market

Vasilyev

2012

2012 9th International Conference on the European Energy Market

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Russian electric power industry has been moving towards deregulation of electricity generation and sale since 2003. Eight years of the Russian electric power industry restructuring and some years of electricity market functioning provide some statistical information. Price trends are among the most important to estimate what restructuring decisions are a success and what regulation needs further development.

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Status of Russian power sector liberalization

Cited by 4 publications

References 5 publications

Electricity markets in Russia, the US, and Europe

Electricity markets in Russia, the US, and Europe

Russian electricity market reform: Deregulation or re-regulation?

Regulation and trends in electric power industry: Russian electricity market

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