This note is a summary of a study to be
published by ESMAP and the Energy and Mining Sector Board in
2006. The study proposes four principles for regulatory
systems that will help, rather than hinder, electrification.
The principles and the accompanying real world examples show
how successful electrification often requires that the
traditional functions of regulation be performed in
non-traditional ways.
Bibliographic Details
| Main Authors: |
Reiche, Kilian,
Tenenbaum, Bernard,
Torres, Clemencia |
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| Language: | English
en_US |
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| Published: |
World Bank, Washington, DC
2006-02
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| Subjects: | ACCESS TO ELECTRICITY,
ALTERNATIVE ENERGY,
APPROACH,
BENEFITS OF REGULATION,
COMPLAINT,
CONCESSION,
COSTS OF REGULATION,
DIESEL,
DIESEL GENERATORS,
ELECTRICITY FOR SALE,
ELECTRICITY SYSTEM,
ELECTRIFICATION,
ENERGY SECTOR,
FUEL,
GENERATING CAPACITY,
GOVERNMENT AUTHORITY,
GOVERNMENT CONTROL,
GRID ELECTRIFICATION,
GRID EXTENSION,
LEGAL AUTHORITY,
LEGAL INSTRUMENTS,
LEGAL STATUS,
MONOPOLY,
MONOPOLY PRICES,
PEAK DEMAND,
PHOTOVOLTAIC HOUSEHOLD ELECTRIFICATION,
POWER,
REGULATOR,
REGULATORS,
REGULATORY CONCERN,
REGULATORY DESIGN,
REGULATORY ENTITY,
REGULATORY FUNCTIONS,
REGULATORY JURISDICTION,
REGULATORY PRACTICES,
REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS,
REGULATORY RULES,
REGULATORY STATUTES,
REGULATORY SYSTEM,
REGULATORY SYSTEMS,
RENEWABLE ENERGY,
RETAIL CUSTOMERS,
RULES,
RURAL ELECTRIC,
RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES,
RURAL ELECTRIFICATION,
SAFETY,
SAFETY STANDARDS,
SELF-REGULATION,
SENIOR REGULATORY,
SERVICE QUALITY,
SERVICE REGULATION,
SERVICE STANDARDS,
SOLAR HOME SYSTEMS,
STATE-OWNED UTILITY,
SUPPLY OF ELECTRICITY,
TARIFF LEVELS,
TARIFF SETTING,
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE,
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS,
TECHNICAL STANDARDS,
TRANSACTION COSTS,
TRANSPARENCY, |
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| Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2006/02/7100998/four-regulatory-principles-promote-diverse-electrification
https://hdl.handle.net/10986/17959
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