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29 Jan 2024:  But high energy prices means it may increasingly be economic to oversize distribution assets to reduce losses – When replacing assets it is probably efficient to install much “fatter” wires/cables. –

30 Jan 2024: Statute and independent economic regulation (e.g., utilities). Sovereign guarantees (e.g. Bilateral Investment Treaties, Energy Charter Treaty). • ... Weaknesses in EU ETS, insufficient to stimulate investment,. Binding non-economic constraints on

5 Feb 2024: Economics. Security of Supply. Environment. EnergyPolicy. •4. Start of ETS. New capacity needed 2015. ... Blue font denotes risks occurring before first operations. The fundamental economic risks of nuclear power are:. •

24 Jan 2024: and assume no solar. – Does it make economic sense to invest in the first solar plant? ... marginal costs place limits on how quickly solar can enter the market on an economic basis. –

29 Jan 2024: 2014 NERA Economic Consulting. Contacts Sean Gammons Managing Director – Energy London 44 20 7659 8564 sean.gammons@nera.com.

25 Jun 2024: CRED-HEC Law, Economics and Regulation ConferenceParis Panthéon-Assas University. 20 June 2024. ... CRED-HEC Law, Economics and Regulation Conference Paris Panthéon-Assas University 20 June 20244 / 14.

2 Feb 2024: I will investigate the intrinsic value of storage assets in NW Europe, i.e., I will analyse the economics of storage assets to provide seasonal flexibility (buy in the low demand ... All other projects are obtained from running another model (economic

18 Jun 2024: The variation in valuation across different socio-economic-demo-graphic characteristics and spatial spread proves that ‘one size fits’ all may not necessarily fit all. ... The direct impact of socio-economic and demographic characteristics on

30 Jan 2024: Scarcity pricing (SRMC>LRMC) generates huge price rise now, resisted by NERSAConflict between politics and economics. ... but capital costs have risen increasing ODV. Economic return = 2.3% on ODV in 2006has since fallen sharply.

8 Feb 2024: Behavioural economics uses insights from psychology to explain why regulators behave the way they do. ... Behavioural economics raises important issues for all steps of the regulatory supervision process.