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The Market for Energy.

The Economic Journal, 1990
This book is based on a project which initially focused primarily on the privatization and regulation of the British Gas Corporation and the analysis of the effects of the 1983 Energy Act on the UK electricity supply industry. It subsequently developed a wider interest in the energy utilities of western Europe, the rationale for help with energy costs ...
John L. R. Proops   +3 more
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Energy Consumption and Bitcoin Market

Asia-Pacific Financial Markets, 2021
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Huynh, Anh Ngoc Quang   +4 more
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Portfolio diversification in energy markets [PDF]

open access: possibleEnergy Economics, 2010
This paper's results indicate that futures for crude oil, natural gas and unleaded gasoline fail to enhance the performance of representative energy stocks in terms of return to risk, but do decrease the overall level of risk exposure borne by passive equity investors.
Galvani, Valentina, Plourde, Andre
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Local Energy Markets: Design and Structures

2023
As the number of distributed energy resources are being rapidly grown in the distribution network, many discussions over local markets to coordinate these emerging technologies are flown around. Thus, this chapter aims to investigate the concept of local energy markets (LEMs) from several perspectives.
Leuskov, Ivan   +2 more
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The Market for Energy

2015
Our current energy policy rests on an expensive bet that oil prices will rise, while the cost of renewables comes down. Unfortunately, crucial uncertainties remain over the path of oil prices, the political realities in emerging nations, the climate and the future cost of renewables.
Kwasi Kwarteng   +2 more
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Renewable energy sources in a transactive energy market

The 2014 2nd International Conference on Systems and Informatics (ICSAI 2014), 2014
Due to government policies, the declining cost of renewable energy technology and the increased costs of fossil fuels, energy sources such as wind and solar are becoming a larger part of the power producing mix. As renewable generators start to replace conventional sources such as coal, oil, gas and nuclear there is a growing concern by utility ...
Tugcan Sahin, Daniel Shereck
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Energy Derivatives Market Dynamics

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012
This chapter examines the EU Emissions Trading Scheme options and futures markets dynamics during the period 2005–2011. Observations on returns, volatilities and volumes on derivative instruments are studied. In addition, spot/future correlations, term structures and option implied volatility smiles and surfaces are examined.
Don Bredin   +2 more
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Linking the energy-only market and the energy-plus-capacity market

Utilities Policy, 2016
Abstract This article analyzes the implications of capacity markets and allocation mechanisms for cross-border trade and market welfare by applying an analytical model where two markets with different market designs, the energy-only market and the energy-plus-capacity market, are interconnected and operate under different transmission capacity ...
Olga Gore   +2 more
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The energy market and energy planning

Long Range Planning, 1976
Abstract The purpose of this paper is to apply economic analysis to two important international energy problems. One is the short-and medium-term prospects for the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. The second is the much longer run, though related matter of how the transition from presently used energy sources to those we may use in the ...
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Energy Markets and Energy Policies

2020
The most efficient way to coordinate various activities within a supply chain is to make use of markets. Markets can be defined as institutional solutions which enable economic agents to obtain inputs from other agents for their production or consumption activities or to supply their outputs to other agents. The more developed these energy markets are,
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