Four Regulatory Principles to Promote Diverse Electrification

Four Regulatory Principles to Promote Diverse Electrification

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 accompa...

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Main Authors: Reiche, Kilian, Tenenbaum, Bernard, Torres, Clemencia
Format: ESMAP Paper
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2014
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
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2006/02/7100998/four-regulatory-principles-promote-diverse-electrification
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17959
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Summary: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.

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