Electricity Market Reform in Norway

Inbunden, Engelska, 2000

AvEivind G. B. Magnus,Magnus,E. Magnus,A. Midttun

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Norwegian deregulation was, together with the British model, a pioneer forerunner in the restructuring of European electricity industry. The Norwegian model, unlike the British, did not change ownership or structure, but relied heavily on a radical opening of the market way down to household consumers. It also developed a more advanced pool system based on actual bidding both on the supply and demand side, as well as triggering the first regional integrated competitive power market in the world. This book draws on a wide range of applied research and gives a summary of the Norwegian experience.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2000-05-15
Mått140 x 216 x 20 mm
Vikt420 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor243
Upplaga2000
FörlagPalgrave Macmillan
ISBN9780333777725

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EIVIND G. B. MAGNUS is director and partner in ECON, Centre for Economic Analysis, a Norwegian research and consulting group. His main publication include; Upstream Profitability in Vietnam (1993), and Upstream Profitability in Malaysia (1993), both Commissioned by The Norwegian Research Council. - ATLE MIDTTUN is Professor at the Norwegian School of Management and Co-Director of The Centre for Energy and Environment. His publications include; Approaches to, and Dilemmas in Regulation (with E. Svindland, 1998), European Electricity Systems in Transition (1997), and Norway the Energy Nation: Societal Interests and Company Strategies in Energy Intensive Industry (1995).

Notes on the Contributors The Norwegian Model: Competitive Public Economy From Public Service to Market Competition: Norwegian Utilities' Adaptation to Market Reform The Nordic Power Exchange Nord Pool Competition and Market Power Risk Management in the New Electricity Trade Incentives for Efficiency in Grid Operations Efficiency and Cost in Distribution Companies Owner Attitudes and Public-Company Behaviour in a Restructured Electricity Sector Trade and Competition in the Nordic Context Structure and Strategy in the Nordic Power Market References Index