tailieunhanh - Electricity Infrastructures in the Global Marketplace Part 12

Tham khảo tài liệu 'electricity infrastructures in the global marketplace part 12', kỹ thuật - công nghệ, cơ khí - chế tạo máy phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 14 Power Generation and Transmission Expansion Planning Procedures in Asia Market Environment and Investment Problems Introduction This Chapter reviews the present status and prospective ideas of power generation and transmission planning procedures in a market environment. This problem is very important for different countries in Asia as well as for other countries that have taken part in the liberalization of the electric power industry. Japan Korea China India Russia and others are now on the way of transition of their electric power industries to a new market structure and new economical conditions. One of the main aims of electric power industry liberalization is the attraction of investment for new more effective generation and transmission development. The objective estimation of needed investment can be made on the basis of new advanced procedures of generation and transmission expansion planning in a market environment. This will be examined. There are many issues in the discussed problem. These include technology of power generation and transmission expansion planning procedures methods of making decision on the generation and transmission network in a market environment specific features of solving the discussed problem in different countries of the region use of the correlation state regulation and market mechanisms for attraction of investment and improvement of surplus generation for effective electricity market operation etc. Problems of Electric Power System Expansion Planning in a Market Environment and Procedures of Their Solution In a liberalized environment different variants of the electric power industry structure are possible. These variants predetermine specific features of the problems of electric power system EPS expansion planning. In general this problem is solved by the rational combination of market mechanisms and state regulation provided there are many subjects of relations power supply companies consumers authorities etc.