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Electricity transmission pricing

Utilities Policy, 1993
Abstract Competition in electricity markets has led to the recognition that electricity needs to be priced on the basis of marginal costs which vary by time of use. Increased access to transmission networks has led to an expansion of this view, beyond time of use, to the place of use. This paper examines a new approach to transmission pricing derived
Sally Hunt, Graham Shuttleworth
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The Transmission of Commodity Price Super-Cycles

Review of Economic Studies, 2023
Abstract We examine two key channels through which commodity price super-cycles affect the economy: a wealth channel, through which higher commodity prices increase domestic demand, and a cost channel, through which they induce wage increases.
Benguria, Felipe   +2 more
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Transmission pricing in Japan

Utilities Policy, 1997
Abstract This paper describes the present status of competition in the electric utility industry in Japan and the present transmission pricing system. Under the amended Electricity Utility Industry Law of 1995, the electric utility industry was categorized into the 3 types: ‘general’, ‘wholesale’, and ‘special supply’ utilities.
Hiroshi Asano, Yukitoki Tsukamoto
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Transmission Management and Pricing

2008
Transmission system operators (TSOs) face new operational challenges: they need to integrate new generation, such as intermittent wind and embedded generation. They are also expected to enhance interconnectivity with neighbouring operators and countries.
Christoph Riechmann, Dan Roberts
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Charging transmission [power transmission pricing]

Power Engineer, 2003
Establishing a realistic pricing model across Europe is crucial to market liberalisation. EU governments have agreed to open their electricity and gas markets completely and two amending directives to EC 96/92 are now in the final stages of the EU legislative process.
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Energy Price Transmission and Retail Milk Prices

2015
This paper estimates the pass-through between diesel fuel and retail milk prices at the product brand level, based on a random coefficient logit demand model along with a market channel marginal cost function in order to estimate energy price pass-through rates to the consumer.
Li, Xun   +3 more
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Local Food Prices and International Price Transmission

World Development, 2017
World food prices spiked in the periods 2007–8 and 2010–11. The impact of these spikes in world food prices on local food prices and thus on local consumers is determined by the food price pass through. Pass through is defined as the extent to which changes in world food prices lead to changes in local food prices.
Bekkers, Eddy Henricus   +3 more
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On transmission congestion and pricing

IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, 1999
We provide a tutorial review, by example, of how to calculate optimal bus prices and congestion costs for a simple power system, using the "DC" loadflow approximation. It is also shown how to calculate the marginal effect of changing the impedance of a transmission on total system costs, and how this can be used for transmission planning purposes.
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Temporary Sales Prices and Asymmetric Price Transmission

Agribusiness, 2016
ABSTRACTWe hypothesize that temporary sales might bias the results of vertical price transmission analysis towards findings of asymmetric price transmission. We test this hypothesis using a scanner dataset of retail butter prices in Germany. To this end we first use filters to identify underlying reference retail prices and thus remove temporary sales ...
Said Tifaoui   +1 more
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Transmission pricing in Norway

Utilities Policy, 1997
Abstract This paper describes the transmission pricing system in Norway and focuses on its ability to promote economic efficiency in the short and long run. The Energy Act of 1990 deregulated the electricity market and turned the grid into a common carrier. The intention was to promote efficiency in the electricity sector: From 1993, a system with so-
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