Republic of Moldova : District Heating and Electricity Tariff and Affordability Analysis
The objective of the study is to: (i) assess the adequacy of the existing heat and electricity tariff levels for achieving financial viability of the energy sector operators; (ii) analyze the distributional implications of energy tariff increases;...
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okr-10986-235992021-04-23T14:04:16Z Republic of Moldova : District Heating and Electricity Tariff and Affordability Analysis World Bank Group HOUSEHOLD INCOMES TARIFFS REGULATORY FRAMEWORK ENERGY EFFICIENCY INVESTMENTS ACCOUNTING CHECKS RESIDENTIAL CONSUMERS VALUATION ELECTRICITY TARIFF DISTRICT HEATING INTEREST RATE OF RETURN ACTIVITIES POWER PRICES ENERGY EXPENDITURE GENERATION INTEREST RATE EXCHANGE COST OF ELECTRICITY GAS PRICES DISTRICT HEATING SYSTEM GAS PRICE ELECTRIC HEATERS DEVALUATION LOAN DISCOUNT ASSET BASE GAS PRICE EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENT VOLTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRICITY CASH TRANSFER BENEFICIARIES INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFLATION ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION CREDIBILITY BUDGET MATURITY HEAT PRODUCTION GAS COSTS HEAT TARIFFS FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY BENEFICIARY COGENERATION OIL CURRENCY POWER GENERATION ENERGY MIX POWER SECTOR INCOME GROWTH ENERGY STRATEGIES ENERGY SUPPLY TRANSMISSION GRID WATER SOLID FUELS REGULATORY SYSTEM MARKETS EFFICIENCY INVESTMENTS DEBT LONG TERM DEBT HOUSEHOLD INCOME ELECTRICITY SUPPLY RETURN SETTLEMENT TARIFF DESIGN PRICE ELASTICITY LOANS PRIVATE CAPITAL CASH TRANSFERS FUELS FUEL COSTS RETURN ON ASSETS HEATING SYSTEM PROFIT MARGIN EXPENDITURE GOVERNMENT SECURITIES DEBT LEVELS DEBT FINANCING ENERGY CONSUMPTION EQUITY TRANSACTION OPPORTUNITY COST VALUE OF ASSETS ASSET VALUE GOOD FUNGIBLE GOVERNMENT BUDGET HEAT TRANSPARENCY COUNTRY RISK REGULATORY STRUCTURES FUTURE UTILITIES INCOME SHOCKS SUPPLY OF ELECTRICITY POWER ELECTRICITY BUDGETS PURCHASING POWER SAFETY NET WORKING CAPITAL ELECTRICITY GENERATION EXPENDITURES HOT WATER ELECTRICITY TARIFFS CURRENCY DEVALUATION SHARES ENERGY BILLS MARKET TRANSMISSION SYSTEM MARKET RISK NATURAL GAS PRICE TARIFF LEVELS SECURITIES TREASURY ENERGY EFFICIENCY NATURAL GAS LACK OF CREDIBILITY INVESTOR HEAT TARIFF SECURITY DISTRIBUTION GRID TRANSMISSION LINE NATIONAL BANK INVESTMENT TARIFF STRUCTURE BOND SHARE ELECTRICITY PRICE INVESTMENT CLIMATE POVERTY COAL TARIFF FUEL LOSS OF CONFIDENCE REVENUE PROFIT INVESTMENTS HEAT TARIFF STRUCTURE EXCHANGE RATE RENEWABLE ENERGY PROFITS ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION CAPITAL INVESTMENT HEAT SUPPLY COMMODITY PRICES ARREARS SHORT TERM DEBT HEAT GENERATION ENERGY COSTS FUEL COST SMALL BUSINESSES PRICES APPROACH CASH FLOW ENERGY The objective of the study is to: (i) assess the adequacy of the existing heat and electricity tariff levels for achieving financial viability of the energy sector operators; (ii) analyze the distributional implications of energy tariff increases; and (iii) assess the effectiveness of the existing social assistance programs and how to adjust them to mitigate the impact of energy tariff increase on the poor This report presents the key findings and recommendations for the Government of Moldova as well as other energy sector stakeholders. The report starts with a synopsis that summarizes the key findings and recommendations. The main report section starts with an introduction to country context, presents the design of tariff setting methodologies, and assesses the adequacy of tariffs based on constructed scenarios. Thereafter analysis of the distributional impact of projected range of tariff increases and the need to adjust the social assistance programs to mitigate the impact on the poor are presented. The report concludes with recommendations for the government on actions to be implemented on tariff setting methodologies and social assistance as well as areas for further research. Appendices include further background information of the analysis. 2016-01-07T23:20:10Z 2016-01-07T23:20:10Z 2015-10-26 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/10/25520355/moldova-district-heating-electricity-tariff-affordability-analysis http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23599 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work Economic & Sector Work :: Energy Study Europe and Central Asia Moldova |
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HOUSEHOLD INCOMES TARIFFS REGULATORY FRAMEWORK ENERGY EFFICIENCY INVESTMENTS ACCOUNTING CHECKS RESIDENTIAL CONSUMERS VALUATION ELECTRICITY TARIFF DISTRICT HEATING INTEREST RATE OF RETURN ACTIVITIES POWER PRICES ENERGY EXPENDITURE GENERATION INTEREST RATE EXCHANGE COST OF ELECTRICITY GAS PRICES DISTRICT HEATING SYSTEM GAS PRICE ELECTRIC HEATERS DEVALUATION LOAN DISCOUNT ASSET BASE GAS PRICE EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENT VOLTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRICITY CASH TRANSFER BENEFICIARIES INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFLATION ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION CREDIBILITY BUDGET MATURITY HEAT PRODUCTION GAS COSTS HEAT TARIFFS FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY BENEFICIARY COGENERATION OIL CURRENCY POWER GENERATION ENERGY MIX POWER SECTOR INCOME GROWTH ENERGY STRATEGIES ENERGY SUPPLY TRANSMISSION GRID WATER SOLID FUELS REGULATORY SYSTEM MARKETS EFFICIENCY INVESTMENTS DEBT LONG TERM DEBT HOUSEHOLD INCOME ELECTRICITY SUPPLY RETURN SETTLEMENT TARIFF DESIGN PRICE ELASTICITY LOANS PRIVATE CAPITAL CASH TRANSFERS FUELS FUEL COSTS RETURN ON ASSETS HEATING SYSTEM PROFIT MARGIN EXPENDITURE GOVERNMENT SECURITIES DEBT LEVELS DEBT FINANCING ENERGY CONSUMPTION EQUITY TRANSACTION OPPORTUNITY COST VALUE OF ASSETS ASSET VALUE GOOD FUNGIBLE GOVERNMENT BUDGET HEAT TRANSPARENCY COUNTRY RISK REGULATORY STRUCTURES FUTURE UTILITIES INCOME SHOCKS SUPPLY OF ELECTRICITY POWER ELECTRICITY BUDGETS PURCHASING POWER SAFETY NET WORKING CAPITAL ELECTRICITY GENERATION EXPENDITURES HOT WATER ELECTRICITY TARIFFS CURRENCY DEVALUATION SHARES ENERGY BILLS MARKET TRANSMISSION SYSTEM MARKET RISK NATURAL GAS PRICE TARIFF LEVELS SECURITIES TREASURY ENERGY EFFICIENCY NATURAL GAS LACK OF CREDIBILITY INVESTOR HEAT TARIFF SECURITY DISTRIBUTION GRID TRANSMISSION LINE NATIONAL BANK INVESTMENT TARIFF STRUCTURE BOND SHARE ELECTRICITY PRICE INVESTMENT CLIMATE POVERTY COAL TARIFF FUEL LOSS OF CONFIDENCE REVENUE PROFIT INVESTMENTS HEAT TARIFF STRUCTURE EXCHANGE RATE RENEWABLE ENERGY PROFITS ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION CAPITAL INVESTMENT HEAT SUPPLY COMMODITY PRICES ARREARS SHORT TERM DEBT HEAT GENERATION ENERGY COSTS FUEL COST SMALL BUSINESSES PRICES APPROACH CASH FLOW ENERGY |
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HOUSEHOLD INCOMES TARIFFS REGULATORY FRAMEWORK ENERGY EFFICIENCY INVESTMENTS ACCOUNTING CHECKS RESIDENTIAL CONSUMERS VALUATION ELECTRICITY TARIFF DISTRICT HEATING INTEREST RATE OF RETURN ACTIVITIES POWER PRICES ENERGY EXPENDITURE GENERATION INTEREST RATE EXCHANGE COST OF ELECTRICITY GAS PRICES DISTRICT HEATING SYSTEM GAS PRICE ELECTRIC HEATERS DEVALUATION LOAN DISCOUNT ASSET BASE GAS PRICE EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENT VOLTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRICITY CASH TRANSFER BENEFICIARIES INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFLATION ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION CREDIBILITY BUDGET MATURITY HEAT PRODUCTION GAS COSTS HEAT TARIFFS FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY BENEFICIARY COGENERATION OIL CURRENCY POWER GENERATION ENERGY MIX POWER SECTOR INCOME GROWTH ENERGY STRATEGIES ENERGY SUPPLY TRANSMISSION GRID WATER SOLID FUELS REGULATORY SYSTEM MARKETS EFFICIENCY INVESTMENTS DEBT LONG TERM DEBT HOUSEHOLD INCOME ELECTRICITY SUPPLY RETURN SETTLEMENT TARIFF DESIGN PRICE ELASTICITY LOANS PRIVATE CAPITAL CASH TRANSFERS FUELS FUEL COSTS RETURN ON ASSETS HEATING SYSTEM PROFIT MARGIN EXPENDITURE GOVERNMENT SECURITIES DEBT LEVELS DEBT FINANCING ENERGY CONSUMPTION EQUITY TRANSACTION OPPORTUNITY COST VALUE OF ASSETS ASSET VALUE GOOD FUNGIBLE GOVERNMENT BUDGET HEAT TRANSPARENCY COUNTRY RISK REGULATORY STRUCTURES FUTURE UTILITIES INCOME SHOCKS SUPPLY OF ELECTRICITY POWER ELECTRICITY BUDGETS PURCHASING POWER SAFETY NET WORKING CAPITAL ELECTRICITY GENERATION EXPENDITURES HOT WATER ELECTRICITY TARIFFS CURRENCY DEVALUATION SHARES ENERGY BILLS MARKET TRANSMISSION SYSTEM MARKET RISK NATURAL GAS PRICE TARIFF LEVELS SECURITIES TREASURY ENERGY EFFICIENCY NATURAL GAS LACK OF CREDIBILITY INVESTOR HEAT TARIFF SECURITY DISTRIBUTION GRID TRANSMISSION LINE NATIONAL BANK INVESTMENT TARIFF STRUCTURE BOND SHARE ELECTRICITY PRICE INVESTMENT CLIMATE POVERTY COAL TARIFF FUEL LOSS OF CONFIDENCE REVENUE PROFIT INVESTMENTS HEAT TARIFF STRUCTURE EXCHANGE RATE RENEWABLE ENERGY PROFITS ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION CAPITAL INVESTMENT HEAT SUPPLY COMMODITY PRICES ARREARS SHORT TERM DEBT HEAT GENERATION ENERGY COSTS FUEL COST SMALL BUSINESSES PRICES APPROACH CASH FLOW ENERGY World Bank Group Republic of Moldova : District Heating and Electricity Tariff and Affordability Analysis |
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The objective of the study is to: (i)
assess the adequacy of the existing heat and electricity
tariff levels for achieving financial viability of the
energy sector operators; (ii) analyze the distributional
implications of energy tariff increases; and (iii) assess
the effectiveness of the existing social assistance programs
and how to adjust them to mitigate the impact of energy
tariff increase on the poor This report presents the key
findings and recommendations for the Government of Moldova
as well as other energy sector stakeholders. The report
starts with a synopsis that summarizes the key findings and
recommendations. The main report section starts with an
introduction to country context, presents the design of
tariff setting methodologies, and assesses the adequacy of
tariffs based on constructed scenarios. Thereafter analysis
of the distributional impact of projected range of tariff
increases and the need to adjust the social assistance
programs to mitigate the impact on the poor are presented.
The report concludes with recommendations for the government
on actions to be implemented on tariff setting methodologies
and social assistance as well as areas for further research.
Appendices include further background information of the analysis. |
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World Bank Group |
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World Bank Group |
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World Bank Group |
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Republic of Moldova : District Heating and Electricity Tariff and Affordability Analysis |
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Republic of Moldova : District Heating and Electricity Tariff and Affordability Analysis |
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Republic of Moldova : District Heating and Electricity Tariff and Affordability Analysis |
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Republic of Moldova : District Heating and Electricity Tariff and Affordability Analysis |
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Republic of Moldova : District Heating and Electricity Tariff and Affordability Analysis |
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republic of moldova : district heating and electricity tariff and affordability analysis |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2016 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/10/25520355/moldova-district-heating-electricity-tariff-affordability-analysis http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23599 |
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