Reform of Russian Power Industry - Which Lessons from Abroad?
| Year of publication: |
2002-03-01
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| Authors: | Hubert, Franz |
| Institutions: | Universität <Berlin, Humboldt-Universität> / Chair for Management Science |
| Subject: | Energiewirtschaft | energy indstry | Dezentralisation |
- 1 Introduction
- 2 The Russian Power Industry
- 2.1 Basic Features
- 2.2 Structure of the Industry
- 2.3 Regulation of Tariffs
- 2.4 The New Drive for Reform
- 3 International Experience in Reforming the Power Industry
- 3.1 Approaches
- Privatization and Improved Regulation
- Moving towards competition
- 3.2 Improving efficiency
- 3.3 Failing on Competition?
- Vertical Separation and Short Term Markets
- Curbing market power with price-caps?
- `Pay as you bid' instead of uniform pricing?
- Negotiated Third Party Access: the Unlikely Success Story?
- 4 Lessons for Russia?
- 4.1 Tariffs
- Tariff Level
- Tariff Structure
- Regulatory Commitment and Cost Incentives
- 4.2 Competition and Market Structure
- 4.3 Investment
- 5 Conclusions
- 6 Appendix
- 6.1 Energos
- 6.2 UES-Plants
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