DocumentCode
376295
Title
Open access in Germany and power balance analyses in Germany and Europe
Author
Staschus, Konstantin
Volume
1
fYear
2001
fDate
15-19 July 2001
Firstpage
383
Abstract
This paper gives an overview on the development of the German power market since the 1998 liberalization, including some statistics on the the switching rates of customers and the number of wholesale transactions. So far, the pace of increasing competition continues unabated, even though the California crisis is being watched with great interest. The second part of the paper describes recent results of power balance analyses for Germany and especially the entire interconnected European market. Germany and most parts of Europe are not facing a power balance crisis, but some peripheral regions of Europe do have capacity shortfalls. With competition increasing in all parts of Europe, the power balance developments need to be watched carefully.
Keywords
electricity supply industry; power system interconnection; transmission networks; Europe; Germany; competition; electricity market liberalization; interconnected European market; open transmission access; power balance crisis; switching rates; wholesale transactions; Electricity supply industry; Europe; Performance analysis; Power generation; Power markets; Power system analysis computing; Power system reliability; Pricing; Statistics; Switches;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Power Engineering Society Summer Meeting, 2001
Conference_Location
Vancouver, BC, Canada
Print_ISBN
0-7803-7173-9
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/PESS.2001.970047
Filename
970047
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