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Modern Energy Markets : Real-Time Pricing, Renewable Resources and Efficient Distribution / by Maria Kopsakangas-Savolainen, Rauli Svento.

Por: Colaborador(es): Tipo de material: TextoTextoSeries Green Energy and TechnologyEditor: London : Springer London, 2012Descripción: xI, 137 páginas 16 ilustraciones, 9 ilustraciones en color. recurso en líneaTipo de contenido:
  • texto
Tipo de medio:
  • computadora
Tipo de portador:
  • recurso en línea
ISBN:
  • 9781447129721
Formatos físicos adicionales: Edición impresa:: Sin títuloClasificación LoC:
  • TJ807-830
Recursos en línea:
Contenidos:
Restructuring of Electricity Markets -- Modeling the Energy Production System -- The Effects of Real-Time Pricing on Electricity Market Functioning -- Strategic Behavior of Hydropower Producers -- Promotion of Market Access of Renewables -- Efficiency of Electricity Distribution -- Regulating Electricity Distribution Utilities -- The Future of Electricity Markets -- Discussion.
Resumen: Energy has moved to the forefront in terms of societal and economic development. Modern Energy Markets is a comprehensive, economically oriented, exploration of modern electricity networks from production and distribution to deregulation and liberalization processes. Updating previous work by the authors, different aspects are considered resulting in a complete and detailed picture of  the systems and characteristics of modern electricity markets. Modern Energy Markets provides clear detail whilst encompassing a broad scope of topics and includes: •A method to model energy production systems including the main characteristics of future demand side management, •Different applications of this model in nuclear and renewable energy scenarios, •An analysis of Real-Time Pricing of electricity and its potential effects across the market, and, •A discussion of the need for regulation in an easily monopolized industry. Engineering and Economics students alike will find that Modern Energy Markets is a succinct and informative resource, as will researchers interested in environmental and energy issues. The inclusion of timely and relevant issues related to economic decision will also be of value to industry and civil officials.
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Restructuring of Electricity Markets -- Modeling the Energy Production System -- The Effects of Real-Time Pricing on Electricity Market Functioning -- Strategic Behavior of Hydropower Producers -- Promotion of Market Access of Renewables -- Efficiency of Electricity Distribution -- Regulating Electricity Distribution Utilities -- The Future of Electricity Markets -- Discussion.

Energy has moved to the forefront in terms of societal and economic development. Modern Energy Markets is a comprehensive, economically oriented, exploration of modern electricity networks from production and distribution to deregulation and liberalization processes. Updating previous work by the authors, different aspects are considered resulting in a complete and detailed picture of  the systems and characteristics of modern electricity markets. Modern Energy Markets provides clear detail whilst encompassing a broad scope of topics and includes: •A method to model energy production systems including the main characteristics of future demand side management, •Different applications of this model in nuclear and renewable energy scenarios, •An analysis of Real-Time Pricing of electricity and its potential effects across the market, and, •A discussion of the need for regulation in an easily monopolized industry. Engineering and Economics students alike will find that Modern Energy Markets is a succinct and informative resource, as will researchers interested in environmental and energy issues. The inclusion of timely and relevant issues related to economic decision will also be of value to industry and civil officials.

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