Manual for RERA Guidelines for Regulating Cross-border Power Trading in the SADC Region : A User's Guide

Editeur

World Bank, Washington, DC

D'autres materias

Treaty; Capital investments; Electrical system; Distribution system; Transmission; Capability; Generation capacity; Allocation of risk; Political risk; Power producers; Buyer; Regulatory regimes; Retail customers; Emissions reductions; Implementation process; Procurement process; Allocation of risks; Power system; Financial closure; Result; Voltage; Regulatory framework; Buyers; Economic empowerment; Underlying assets; Power sector; Border electricity; Legal framework; Targets; Licensees; Auction procedures; Reserves; Trading; Regional power; Government restrictions; Particular countries; Letter of credit; Market structures; Fuel; Regulatory authority; Credibility; Distribution facilities; National security; Bids; Regulatory requirements; Shareholders; Regulatory approach; Market discipline; Peak demand; Regulatory functions; Government entity; Enforcement of contracts; Power plant; Compliance costs; Government policy; Licensee; Power generation technologies; National utilities; Dispute resolution; Renegotiations; Trading activity; Transmission interconnection; Exporters; Resource planning; Regulatory authorities; Transmission facilities; Regulatory decision making; Reliability; Regulatory process; Costs of electricity; Grid codes; Regulatory review; Enabling environment; User; Cross-border transaction; Decision making process; Technical assistance; Emissions; Government entities; Government policies; Private sector participation; Transmission path; License; Border transmission; Procurement; Regulatory practice; Supply of electricity; Cross-border transactions; Financial resources; Collateral arrangements; Administrative costs; Alternative investments; Exporter; Climate change policy; Transparency; Power sectors; Electricity prices; Government support; Regulatory frameworks; Power purchase agreements; Information provision; Regulatory approaches; Regulatory decision; Retail tariffs; Transmission capacity; Marginal cost; Regulatory constraints; Time period; Power producer; Trading activities; Regulatory risk; National regulators; Tariff setting; Electricity supply; Legal jurisdiction; Regulatory reviews; Distribution company; Regulatory decisions; Renegotiation; Collateral; Lenders; Legal systems; Government involvement; Technical expertise; Policy framework; Regulatory issues; Energy regulator; Discriminatory access; Regulatory environment; Regulator; Procurements; Bond; Performance bond; Border trade; Power utilities; Technical standards; Power sector planning; Creative solutions; Auction; Confidentiality; Regulatory systems; Competitiveness; Domain; Price of power; Regulators; Regulatory conditions; Licenses

Langue

anglais

Format

application/pdf, text/plain

Licence

CC BY 3.0 IGO, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/, World Bank