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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spelling	okr-10986-179592021-04-23T14:03:38Z Four Regulatory Principles to Promote Diverse Electrification Reiche, Kilian Tenenbaum, Bernard Torres, Clemencia 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 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. 2014-04-22T18:04:51Z 2014-04-22T18:04:51Z 2006-02 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2006/02/7100998/four-regulatory-principles-promote-diverse-electrification http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17959 English en_US Knowledge exchange series;no. 3 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: ESMAP Paper Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Brief
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topic	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
spellingShingle	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 Reiche, Kilian Tenenbaum, Bernard Torres, Clemencia Four Regulatory Principles to Promote Diverse Electrification
relation	Knowledge exchange series;no. 3
description	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.
format	Publications & Research :: ESMAP Paper
author	Reiche, Kilian Tenenbaum, Bernard Torres, Clemencia
author_facet	Reiche, Kilian Tenenbaum, Bernard Torres, Clemencia
author_sort	Reiche, Kilian
title	Four Regulatory Principles to Promote Diverse Electrification
title_short	Four Regulatory Principles to Promote Diverse Electrification
title_full	Four Regulatory Principles to Promote Diverse Electrification
title_fullStr	Four Regulatory Principles to Promote Diverse Electrification
title_full_unstemmed	Four Regulatory Principles to Promote Diverse Electrification
title_sort	four regulatory principles to promote diverse electrification
publisher	World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate	2014
url	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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Four Regulatory Principles to Promote Diverse Electrification

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