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Integration of Electricity Networks in the Arab World : Regional Market Structure and Design
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Title:
Integration of Electricity Networks in the Arab World : Regional Market Structure and Design
Author:
World Bank
Subjects:
ACTION PLAN
;
APPROACH
;
AUCTION
;
AVAILABILITY
;
BACKUP
;
BALANCE
;
BEST PRACTICES
;
BORDER ELECTRICITY TRADE
;
BORDER TRADE
;
BORDER TRANSMISSION
;
BUYER
;
CAPITAL EXPENDITURES
;
CARBON ENERGY
;
COAL
;
COGENERATION
;
COMBUSTION
;
COMBUSTION TURBINE
;
COMPUTER SYSTEMS
;
COPYRIGHT
;
CRUDE OIL
;
DEMAND GROWTH
;
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
;
DISTRIBUTION NETWORK
;
DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
;
DOMESTIC GAS
;
DOMESTIC MARKETS
;
E-MAIL
;
ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES
;
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
;
ELECTRIC COMPANY
;
ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION
;
ELECTRIC ENERGY
;
ELECTRIC POWER
;
ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY
;
ELECTRIC UTILITIES
;
ELECTRICAL ENERGY
;
ELECTRICAL INTERCONNECTION
;
ELECTRICAL POWER
;
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
;
ELECTRICITY
;
ELECTRICITY ACCESS
;
ELECTRICITY COMPANY
;
ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION
;
ELECTRICITY CORPORATION
;
ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION
;
ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION COMPANY
;
ELECTRICITY EXCHANGE
;
ELECTRICITY GENERATING
;
ELECTRICITY GENERATION
;
ELECTRICITY GENERATION CAPACITY
;
ELECTRICITY GRIDS
;
ELECTRICITY IMPORTS
;
ELECTRICITY INDUSTRY
;
ELECTRICITY MARKET
;
ELECTRICITY MARKETS
;
ELECTRICITY MINISTERS
;
ELECTRICITY NETWORK
;
ELECTRICITY NETWORKS
;
ELECTRICITY PRICES
;
ELECTRICITY REGULATION
;
ELECTRICITY REGULATORS
;
ELECTRICITY SECTOR
;
ELECTRICITY SECTORS
;
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY
;
ELECTRICITY SYSTEM
;
ELECTRICITY SYSTEMS
;
ELECTRICITY TARIFF
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ELECTRICITY TARIFFS
;
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ELECTRICITY TRANSMISSION COMPANY
;
ELECTRICITY UTILITY
;
ELECTRIFICATION
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EMISSIONS
;
ENERGY BALANCE
;
ENERGY CONSERVATION
;
ENERGY DEMAND
;
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
;
ENERGY MANAGEMENT
;
ENERGY REQUIREMENTS
;
ENERGY RESOURCES
;
ENERGY SOURCES
;
ENERGY SUPPLY
;
EXPENDITURES
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FAIR
;
FEASIBILITY STUDY
;
FINANCIAL MARKETS
;
FINANCIAL SUPPORT
;
FREE MARKET
;
FUEL
;
FUEL PRICES
;
FUEL SUPPLY
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FUNCTIONALITY
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GAS
;
GAS IMPORTS
;
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;
GAS RESOURCES
;
GAS TURBINE
;
GAS TURBINES
;
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;
GENERATION
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GENERATION CAPACITY
;
GENERATORS
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GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT
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HARMONIZATION
;
HEAVY FUEL OIL
;
HYDROPOWER
;
IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
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INFORMATION SYSTEMS
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INSTITUTION
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INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK
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KILOWATT -HOUR
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LEGAL FRAMEWORK
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LEGAL SYSTEMS
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LICENSES
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LIMITED ACCESS
;
LOAD FACTOR
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MANUFACTURING
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MARKET DEVELOPMENT
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MARKET INTEGRATION
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MARKET REFORM
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MARKET SHARE
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MARKET STRUCTURE
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MARKET TRADING
;
MATERIAL
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MONITORING MECHANISM
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MONOPOLY
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NATURAL GAS
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NATURAL GAS HYDRO
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NATURAL RESOURCES
;
NETWORK ACCESS
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NUCLEAR MATERIALS
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OPEN ACCESS
;
OPERATING SYSTEMS
;
PEAK DEMAND
;
PEAK ELECTRICITY DEMAND
;
PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
;
POWER
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POWER COMPANY
;
POWER FLOWS
;
POWER GENERATION
;
POWER GENERATION CAPACITY
;
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;
POWER GRIDS
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;
PROMOTING ENERGY EFFICIENCY
;
PROTOCOL
;
PURCHASING
;
PURCHASING POWER
;
QUERIES
;
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
;
REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS
;
RELIABILITY
;
RELIABILITY OF SUPPLY
;
RENEWABLE ENERGY
;
RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT
;
RENEWABLE ENERGY PRODUCTION
;
RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS
;
RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCE
;
RENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES
;
RENEWABLE GENERATION
;
RESULT
;
RESULTS
;
RETAIL
;
RETAIL COMPETITION
;
RETAIL ELECTRICITY
;
RETAIL ELECTRICITY TARIFFS
;
SALES
;
SEARCH
;
SITES
;
SOLAR POWER
;
SOLAR RESOURCES
;
SOURCE OF ELECTRICITY
;
SUBSTITUTE
;
SUPERVISION
;
SUPPLIER
;
SUPPLY OF ELECTRICITY
;
SURPLUS
;
SURPLUS POWER
;
TARGET MARKETS
;
TECHNICAL ISSUES
;
TECHNICAL SKILLS
;
TECHNICAL STANDARDS
;
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
;
TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY
;
TELEPHONE
;
TRADE OPPORTUNITIES
;
TRANSMISSION CAPACITY
;
TRANSMISSION FACILITIES
;
TRANSMISSION GRID
;
TRANSMISSION INFRASTRUCTURE
;
TRANSMISSION INTERCONNECTION
;
TRANSMISSION LINES
;
TRANSMISSION ORGANIZATIONS
;
TRANSMISSION SYSTEM
;
UTILITIES
;
VOLTAGE
;
WIND
;
WIND FARMS
;
WIND POWER
Description:
The Arab countries have enjoyed sustained economic growth in recent years, and the high economic growth has triggered a rapid increase in energy demand, particularly for electricity. Besides enabling energy imports, interconnected power networks impart a series of additional benefits such as improved system reliability, reduced reserve margins, reactive power support, and energy exchanges that take advantage of daily and seasonal demand diversity and disparities in marginal production costs. As a result, a world-class electricity supply system can be achieved with much lower capital expenditures and ongoing expenses than will otherwise be attainable on an individual-country basis. The regional power interconnection of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), allows electricity exchange among its six member states: Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and Oman under an agreement signed in 2009. The interconnection is targeted at sharing capacity reserve and improving supply reliability, which will reduce the need for investment in new generation capacity. This study, which focuses on the development of the institutional and regulatory framework for electricity trade in the Arab world, is one of three currently being carried out by the League of Arab States (LAS) on the development of regional electricity markets (REMs): part one: study of interconnections of electrical systems in the Arab world; part two: study of electricity-gas trade among the Arab countries; and part three: study of institutional and regulatory frameworks. This study focuses on the institutional and regulatory aspects of cross-border trade and electricity market integration among the 22 LAS member countries, and between the Arab countries and potential neighboring markets. This study comprises two phases. Phase one, is main report (volume one), examines regional market structure and design. Phase two (volume 2) examines principles of market regulations and legal arrangements including a draft road map for a transition path toward market integration and governance documentation including drafts memorandum of understanding, general agreement, general pan Arab electricity market agreement, and regional grid code.
Publisher:
Washington, DC
Creation Date:
2013
Language:
English
Source:
Open Knowledge Repository
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