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  2. The benefits of integrating European electricity markets EPRG Working …

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    8 Dec 2023: The benefits of integrating European electricity markets EPRG Working Paper 1504 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1509. ... von (2005). “Nodal Pricing in the German Electricity Sector – A Welfare Economics Analysis, with Particular Reference to

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    6 Dec 2023: Department of Spatial Economics, VU Amsterdam. hweijde@feweb.vu.nl. Benjamin F. Hobbs Electricity Policy Research Group, University of Cambridge. ... Oggioni and Smeers (2009) use a simple network similar to ours to study the benefits of coordinating

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    11 Dec 2023: This has brought significant welfare gains. The British electricity market is one of the 19, but may de-couple itself from the system as a possible consequence of Brexit – the ... The electricity sector is changing too much for that approach to give

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