The sustainability of Turkish electricity distributors and last-resort electricity suppliers: What did transition from vertically integrated public monopoly to regulated competition with privatized and unbundled firms bring about?

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

“…barriers to entry, innovation, price dispersion), to assess the success of the liberalization of markets. Given the uncertainty on the actual benefits the liberalization has brought to households (Concettini and Créti, 2013;Dyner and Larsen, 2001;Fehr and Hansen, 2010;Özbugday et al, 2016;Vihalemm and Keller, 2016) the identification of the appropriate level and unit of analysis of switching behavior is also relevant to liberalization-oriented policies in general.…”

Analysis of Electricity Pricing in Emerging Economies With Hybrid Multi-Criteria Decision-Making Technique Based on Interval-Valued Intuitionistic Hesitant Fuzzy Sets

“…Single or few numbers of electricity supplier can act as a monopoly and cause volatility in electricity prices [24]. Ozbugday et al [25] examined Turkey's reshaping electricity sector and defined that the financial strength of its suppliers also has an impact on electricity prices. Kaller et al [26] evaluated the energy markets in European countries by using the Blundell-Blond System GMM estimator.…”

“…On the other side, � � − � � gives information about the influencing directions. Finally, accuracy function ( ( )) is considered to compute the weights of criteria as in the equation (25).…”

Electricity Theft Problem and Effects of Privatization Policies on Distribution Losses of Turkey

“…In reference [5], the effects on the sustainability indicators of the privatization of the electrical distribution system are analyzed. The electricity market transparency, the financial reliability of the distribution companies, and the quality of the electricity after privatization have also been considered in this study.…”

“…The rates of the above-mentioned parameters are affected by political interference and government subsidies. The negative and advantageous developments are summarized and suggestions for a more robust structured distribution model are introduced [5].…”