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11 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 1922 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1964. David Woroniuk, Arzé Karam, Tooraj Jamasb. ... 2003) and Third Energy Package (2009), which aim to increase market competition and.

11 Dec 2023: aChina Institute of Regulation Research, Zhejiang University of Finance and Economics, Hangzhou, 310018, China. ...  Corresponding author. College of Management and Economics, Tianjin University, Tianjin 300072, China.

11 Dec 2023: www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk. Network Utilities Performance and Institutional Quality: Evidence from the Italian Electricity Sector EPRG Working Paper 1914 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1942. ... 1. Network Utilities Performance and Institutional

12 Dec 2023: It produces (generalised) Levelized Costs of Electricity but with a level of detail beyond typical LCoE calculations because structured finance and taxation variables are co-optimised within the model. ... Critical inputs for the present purpose are

11 Dec 2023: Department of Economics, Colorado State University. Email: ashish.sedai@colostate.edu†Department of Acconting Economics and Finance, University of Wollongong. ... micro-finance and women empowerment but has been relatively under explored in the field.

12 Dec 2023: is important that the model mimics practical tranched capital structures and corresponding finance-ability metrics in a manner that reflects observed behaviours vis-à-vis capital structures. ... 2022c). The period selected from financial year (FY)

5 Dec 2023: pricing mechanisms. Keywords: European emission trading, auctions, price floor JEL classifications: D44, L10, Q52  _____________________________________________________________________________________________. E‐mail address: ... provide a

8 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 1832. Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1861. Sai Amulya Nyathikala, Tooraj Jamasb, Manuel Llorca, Mukul Kulshrestha. ... Abstract. Network utilities across the world are subject to regulation and political scrutiny.

12 Dec 2023: Project finance banks are traditionally satisfied from a risk perspective once the ability to make repayments under conservative circumstances and with appropriate covenants is demonstrated. ... 3. Model and Data Our analysis relies on our Project

12 Dec 2023: www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk. High renewable electricity penetration: marginal curtailment and market failure under “subsidy-free” entry1 EPRG Working Paper 2319 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics CWPE2353. ... 1. reduce risk and hence lower the cost