ElectricityEconomics: Regulation and Deregulation (IEEE Press Series on Power Engineering)
Alucid and up-to-date introduction to understanding electrical power utilitiesin an era of changeElectric utilities worldwide are undergoing profoundtransformations: nationally owned systems are becoming privatized, privatelyowned systems that were previously regulated are becoming deregulated, andnational systems are becoming international.Professionals in the power sectormust now work in a new world in which an understanding of the principles ofmarkets and how to evaluate investment projects under competition areessential.This text was written as a manual for the Russian Federal EnergyCommission to train regional electricity rate regulators in the principles ofeconomics and finance involved in regulating electricity markets andderegulatingelectricity generation. Requiring no familiarity with economics andusing a minimum of mathematics, this book provides professionals in the powersector with the tools to face the new realities of electric utilityoperation.Designed both as a reference for practicing professionals and as atextbook for university and continuing education programs, ElectricityEconomics: Regulation and Deregulation discusses: The lessons learned frominternational experiences Competitive versus noncompetitive markets Cost andsupply, profit, and economic efficiency The cost of capital, including netpresent value, discounting, and risk and return Wholesale power markets, generationexpansion, and customer choice Specific international examples including theCalifornian, Norwegian, Spanish, and Argentine power sectors Plus numerousexercises to help clarify and support absorption of the concepts
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