Switching behavior in the Italian electricity retail market: Logistic and mixed effect Bayesian estimations of consumer choice

Abstract

Switching behavior and the liberalization of the Italian electricity retail market. Logistic and mixed effect Bayesian estimations of consumer choice.

Caracterización de herramientas de portabilidad energética para ser aplicados en Colombia

“…In the tools' functionality analysis (see Fig. 3), we found that most tools focus on the savings estimate functionality (15) since it is particularly interesting for the users.…”

“…These filters can be changed dynamically to select the best option. Figure 5 shows that the most recurrent ones are the name of the tariff (17), the type of switch (17), the update on the type of tariff ( 16), the estimated savings per year (15), the billing or payment method (15), the personal projection per year (15), additional data on the tariff offered (15), and the comparison between the current cost and the cost of the offer.…”

“…Despite the relevance of the auto-switching tools, the literature on their impact on users and how to use this technology in a new energy market is scarce at the moment. On the other hand, there are studies related to the state of development of the electricity retail markets [13], alternative policies that can complement the electricity retail markets' liberalization [14], policies and strategies to make the electricity retail market more competitive with a continuous price regulation [14], the value of the switch in the electricity retail market and the effects of the users' choice [15], and how to regulate the electricity costs [16], among others. This paper presents the attributes and functionalities of the main energy portability tools in the United Kingdom.…”

Determining Factors and Scenarios of Influence on Consumer Migration from the Regulated Market to the Deregulated Electricity Market

“…In the United Kingdom, although liberalized more than ten years ago, small suppliers still face barriers to entering the so-called electricity retail market [28]. Italy started liberalizing the electricity market in 1999; under temporary regulation, the country's domestic consumers have two options, the choice of a supplier on the open market or a national electricity contract, which is regulated by the government, and the energy supplied by a distributor that acts as a local monopolist [29]. In China, there is a regulated market, where prices charged for electricity are regulated by the government [6], and the retail market, which is in the initial phase of liberalization [15].…”

Klient w polskim sektorze elektroenergetycznym

“…wiek respondentów, płeć, wykształcenie, miejsce zamieszkania, położenie geograficzne gospodarstwa domowego, liczba członków gospodarstwa domowego, status ekonomiczny, dostęp do internetu, poziom zadowolenia z obsługi klienta u dotychczasowego dostawcy, struktura rynku itp. 47 Inne badania dotyczyły zachowań klientów i ich decyzji konsumenckich w sektorze elektroenergetycznym, podkreślając znaczenie satysfakcji klienta w powiązaniu z lojalnością 48 . W Słowenii natomiast badano oczekiwania i preferencje klientów sektora elektroenergetycznego w odniesieniu do programów lojalnościowych realizowanych w przedsiębiorstwach elektroenergetycznych.…”