Taking stock of wholesale power markets in developing countries : a literature review (English)

Although many developing countries have yet to meet the considerable prerequisites for establishing wholesale power markets, a significant minority of larger middle-income countries have introduced diverse markets in the past 25 years. Cost-based pools proved particularly popular in Latin America and look to be a more straightforward starting point than the bid-based pools adopted in some other jurisdictions. Successful design of power markets involves...

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Rudnick,Hugh;

Velasquez,Constantin;
Document Date
2018/07/11
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Policy Research Working Paper
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WPS8519
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1
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1
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World,
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Other,
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2018/07/11
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Disclosed
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Taking stock of wholesale power markets in developing countries : a literature review
Keywords
abuse of market power

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Rudnick,Hugh; Velasquez,Constantin.

Taking stock of wholesale power markets in developing countries : a literature review (English). Policy Research working paper|Rethinking Power Sector Reform|no. WPS 8519 Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/992171531321846513

Taking stock of wholesale power markets in developing countries : a literature review (English)

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