A comprehensive and up-to-date discussion of the economic rationale behind the production, delivery and exchange of electricity. A must read for those who want to learn and teach the specificities of electricity markets and understand how these markets can be optimally designed to produce and deliver electricity effectively and efficiently.
A comprehensive and up-to-date discussion of the economic rationale behind the production, delivery and exchange of electricity. A must read for those who want to learn and teach the specificities of electricity markets and understand how these markets can be optimally designed to produce and deliver electricity effectively and efficiently.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Anna Cretì is Full Professor at the Université de Paris IX (Paris-Dauphine), Senior Research Associate at the Ecole Polytechnique and External Affiliate of the Siebel Institute at the University of California, Berkeley. She is the Scientific Director of The Climate Economics Chair and the Natural Gas Chair at Université de Paris IX (Paris-Dauphine). She is the author of numerous articles in international peer-reviewed journals.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part I. Introduction to Energy and Electricity: 1. Basic principles, definitions and unit measures 2. Introduction to electricity brief history of the power industry Part II. The Basic Design of the Electricity Systems and Markets: 3. The electricity systems and the electricity supply chain 4. The four market designs of the electricity system 5. Energy products and the time-dimension of electricity markets 6. Some principles of regulation of the electricity sector Part III. Simplified Isolated Markets without Network Congestions: 7. Load and power generation 8. The centralized solution of optimal dispatching 9. Welfare maximisation with time - varying load 10. The market solution to optimal dispatching 11. Balancing markets Part IV. Competition in Wholesale Electricity Markets: 12. Wholesale market competition 13. Market power in electricity markets Part V. Introducing Transmission Networks: Network Congestions and Electricity Import-Export: 14. Electricity transmission: basic principles 15. Meshed networks and congestion 16. Transmission pricing in practice 17. From nodal prices to transmission capacity expansion 18. Transmission rights and price risk hedging Part VI. Economics of Electricity Retail Markets: 19. Retail competition: supplying electricity to final consumers 20. Assessing the benefits of retail competition Part VII. Investing in Power Generation: 21. Optimal investment in power generation 22. Energy-only markets vs markets with capacity remuneration mechanisms 23. Capacity remuneration mechanisms Part VIII. Environmental Challenges and the Future of Electricity Markets: 24. Global warming and the electricity markets 25. Renewable energy sources and electricity production 26. The integration of renewable energy sources in the electricity system 27. Smart grids.
Introduction Part I. Introduction to Energy and Electricity: 1. Basic principles, definitions and unit measures 2. Introduction to electricity brief history of the power industry Part II. The Basic Design of the Electricity Systems and Markets: 3. The electricity systems and the electricity supply chain 4. The four market designs of the electricity system 5. Energy products and the time-dimension of electricity markets 6. Some principles of regulation of the electricity sector Part III. Simplified Isolated Markets without Network Congestions: 7. Load and power generation 8. The centralized solution of optimal dispatching 9. Welfare maximisation with time - varying load 10. The market solution to optimal dispatching 11. Balancing markets Part IV. Competition in Wholesale Electricity Markets: 12. Wholesale market competition 13. Market power in electricity markets Part V. Introducing Transmission Networks: Network Congestions and Electricity Import-Export: 14. Electricity transmission: basic principles 15. Meshed networks and congestion 16. Transmission pricing in practice 17. From nodal prices to transmission capacity expansion 18. Transmission rights and price risk hedging Part VI. Economics of Electricity Retail Markets: 19. Retail competition: supplying electricity to final consumers 20. Assessing the benefits of retail competition Part VII. Investing in Power Generation: 21. Optimal investment in power generation 22. Energy-only markets vs markets with capacity remuneration mechanisms 23. Capacity remuneration mechanisms Part VIII. Environmental Challenges and the Future of Electricity Markets: 24. Global warming and the electricity markets 25. Renewable energy sources and electricity production 26. The integration of renewable energy sources in the electricity system 27. Smart grids.
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