September 2002
Intermediate to advanced
1504 pages
86h 44m
English
BJ Cory, DSc(Eng), FIEE, Fellow IEEE, CEng, Imperial College, London
Contents
Like any commodity or good, electrical energy can be bought and sold in an established market place. Hence buying and selling infrastructures are required to enable quantities and prices to be publicised and contracts negotiated between various groups or individuals. The difference between electrical energy and other commodities is the delivery system—rather than delivering by some form ...
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