Bosnia and Herzegovina Power Sector Note : Least-Cost Power Development Plan
This report presents the findings of the Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) Power Sector Note that focuses on a least-cost planning analysis of the BiH power sector over the next two decades (2016-2035). This World Bank ESMAP-funded study was developed i...
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okr-10986-274642021-05-25T09:00:58Z Bosnia and Herzegovina Power Sector Note : Least-Cost Power Development Plan Chattopadhyay, Debabrata Nikolakakis, Thomas Malovic, Dzenan Vayrynen, Jari POWER CONSUMPTION TRADE FINANCE GROWTH POLICY CARBON EMISSIONS RENEWABLE ENERGY ENERGY EFFICIENCY This report presents the findings of the Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) Power Sector Note that focuses on a least-cost planning analysis of the BiH power sector over the next two decades (2016-2035). This World Bank ESMAP-funded study was developed in association with the Independent System Operator (ISO or NOSBiH) and other BiH stakeholders, including governmental entities and the generation utilities in BiH. The analysis presented in this report takes a critical look at the demand-supply balance in Bosnia and Herzegovina over the next twenty years (2016-2035) to identify generation investments that are most economical for a number of alternative scenarios, including policy scenarios around BiH’s policy objectives on carbon emissions, local emissions control, renewable energy and energy efficiency. In particular, the analysis compares and contrasts an optimized or least-cost plan with the Indicative Plan that has been prepared by ISO, collating a wide range of projects proposed primarily by two of the main Elektroprivreda (EP) generation companies in BiH, namely EPBiH and EPRS. A significant part of the work involved active consultations with all stakeholders to develop inputs, modelled scenarios, and vetting initial rounds of model results to refine and revise inputs or scenarios. 2017-06-28T22:17:19Z 2017-06-28T22:17:19Z 2017-03 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/514131496684572941/Bosnia-and-Herzegovina-power-sector-note-least-cost-power-development-plan http://hdl.handle.net/10986/27464 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: ESMAP Paper Publications & Research Europe and Central Asia Bosnia and Herzegovina |
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POWER CONSUMPTION TRADE FINANCE GROWTH POLICY CARBON EMISSIONS RENEWABLE ENERGY ENERGY EFFICIENCY Chattopadhyay, Debabrata Nikolakakis, Thomas Malovic, Dzenan Vayrynen, Jari Bosnia and Herzegovina Power Sector Note : Least-Cost Power Development Plan |
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This report presents the findings of the
Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) Power Sector Note that focuses
on a least-cost planning analysis of the BiH power sector
over the next two decades (2016-2035). This World Bank
ESMAP-funded study was developed in association with the
Independent System Operator (ISO or NOSBiH) and other BiH
stakeholders, including governmental entities and the
generation utilities in BiH. The analysis presented in this
report takes a critical look at the demand-supply balance in
Bosnia and Herzegovina over the next twenty years
(2016-2035) to identify generation investments that are most
economical for a number of alternative scenarios, including
policy scenarios around BiH’s policy objectives on carbon
emissions, local emissions control, renewable energy and
energy efficiency. In particular, the analysis compares and
contrasts an optimized or least-cost plan with the
Indicative Plan that has been prepared by ISO, collating a
wide range of projects proposed primarily by two of the main
Elektroprivreda (EP) generation companies in BiH, namely
EPBiH and EPRS. A significant part of the work involved
active consultations with all stakeholders to develop
inputs, modelled scenarios, and vetting initial rounds of
model results to refine and revise inputs or scenarios. |
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Report |
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Chattopadhyay, Debabrata Nikolakakis, Thomas Malovic, Dzenan Vayrynen, Jari |
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Chattopadhyay, Debabrata Nikolakakis, Thomas Malovic, Dzenan Vayrynen, Jari |
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Chattopadhyay, Debabrata |
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Bosnia and Herzegovina Power Sector Note : Least-Cost Power Development Plan |
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Bosnia and Herzegovina Power Sector Note : Least-Cost Power Development Plan |
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Bosnia and Herzegovina Power Sector Note : Least-Cost Power Development Plan |
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Bosnia and Herzegovina Power Sector Note : Least-Cost Power Development Plan |
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Bosnia and Herzegovina Power Sector Note : Least-Cost Power Development Plan |
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bosnia and herzegovina power sector note : least-cost power development plan |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2017 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/514131496684572941/Bosnia-and-Herzegovina-power-sector-note-least-cost-power-development-plan http://hdl.handle.net/10986/27464 |
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