Enhancing the Institutional Model for District Heating Regulation : Outside Perspectives and Suggestions
Chapter one introduces the paper and briefly summarizes the main reform objectives and issues for District Heating (DH) in China. Chapter two presents relevant alternatives and lessons learned on approaches to regulatory practices in district heati...
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Format: | ESMAP Paper |
Language: | English en_US |
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Washington, DC
2014
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Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/12/18481031/enhancing-institutional-model-district-heating-regulation-outside-perspectives-suggestions http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17483 |
Summary: | Chapter one introduces the paper and
briefly summarizes the main reform objectives and issues for
District Heating (DH) in China. Chapter two presents
relevant alternatives and lessons learned on approaches to
regulatory practices in district heating internationally.
Chapter three presents key findings and options for
enhancing the institutional framework for DH regulation.
Several Annexes complement the chapters by focusing
especially on special topics raised by the MOHURD during
this technical assistance activity. Annex one elaborates on
chapter one, providing an overview of the current situation
in China. Annex two introduces options for monitoring and
benchmarking. Annex three discusses various methods for cost
allocation of Combined Heat and Power (CHP). Annexes four,
five, and six complements aspect of analysis on pricing and
equity issues, a summary of options for competition among DH
suppliers, and an example of red line impediments to energy
efficiency innovation. |
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