Name: electric power planning for regulated and deregulated markets
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Author: arthur mazer
ISBN: 9780470118825

portada electric power planning for regulated and deregulated markets

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Libro Físico

Editorial

wiley-ieee press

Autor

arthur mazer

N° páginas

313.00

ISBN

0470118822

ISBN13

9780470118825

Categorías

Energía

electric power planning for regulated and deregulated markets

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companies and agencies operating in the power sector require the combined skill sets across several disciplines including engineers, lawyers, systems specialists, economists, financial analysts, policy analysts and applied mathematicians. the interaction of these professionals across their respective disciplines is key to the success of the company or agency. this book provides a fundamental pool of material that is required by these diverse professionals to interact effectively. the selection of material is influenced by the author ` s interactions with individuals from all of these disciplines. the exposition is at level that is accessible to a general audience. a central objective of the book is the explanation of physical and financial equilibrium, balancing supply with demand, through decisions over different time frames. the book ` s organization follows the premise that knowledge of the power delivery chain as characterized in a regulated utility environment is a prerequisite to understanding asset management, investment analysis and risk management in a market environment. accordingly, a complete discussion of utility operations and planning prior to addressing market environments is provided. some of the material is technical and lends itself to mathematical analysis. the philosophy in presenting mathematical formalism is that it must be explanatory; formulas must explain phenomenon in a way that is superior to standard text or highlight information contained in text. the material only assumes mathematical knowledge at the level of a standard high school curriculum and does not extend to calculus. there are descriptions of generation equipment, grid equipment, operations, operational objectives, market design, project management, risk management objectives and other material that contain no mathematical formalism. the book also includes past newsworthy material, which enhances an understanding of operations and management. these newsworthy items include explanations of what went wrong at three mile island, the northeast blackout of 2003 and the california energy crisis.