September 2014
Intermediate to advanced
432 pages
14h 16m
English
Content preview from The Economics of Electricity Markets
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Index
A
- AC circuit concepts
- AC network with voltage and current perfectly in phase
- interconnected AC power system
- path of voltage
- AC network investment
- AEMO. See Australian Energy Market Operator
- AER. See Australian Energy Regulator
- Allocative efficiency
- Aluminium smelters
- Apparent power
- Arcing, in a high-voltage switchyard
- Australia's NEM. See Australian National Electricity Market
- Australian energy market
- Australian Energy Market Operator
- constraint library, maintained by
- Australian Energy Regulator
- Australian National Electricity Market
- Australian Productivity Commission (2002)
B
- Batteries
- Benefit function
- Bidding
- competitive
- disorderly
- distorted
- of generators, control
- Biomass
- Black box
- Buyer-side investment
C
- Capacitance
- Capacitors
- Capacity markets
- Capacity payments
- capacity markets
- reserve requirements
- Capacity-based tariffs
- Combined-cycle gas turbine
- Competition
- Competitive bidding, achieving optimal dispatch through
- Competitive fringe structure
- Competitive markets
- achieving optimal short-run outcomes using
- autonomous market process
- short-run welfare maximum
- achieving optimal short-run outcomes using
- Conductors
- power losses
- Congestion assets
- Congestion rents
- Connection assets
- Constrained optimisation. See also Constraint(s)
- first order condition
- Karush–Kuhn–Tucker conditions
- lagrange multipliers
- Constrained-on/constrained-off payments
- market participants
- with
- without
- Constraint(s)
- affecting optimal dispatch
- constraint equations
- and set of feasible injections
- implications ...
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