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Energy for development: an international challenge / Foster, John; Friedmann, Efrain; Howe, James W; Pollock, David H 1981  Book
Pollock, David H Book
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Publication New York, Praeger, 1981.
Description xliv, 257p
Standard Number 0030599172
Key Words Energy  Energy - Development 
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Magnitude of the impact of a shift from coal to gas under a car / Wagner, Liam; Molyneaux, Lynette; Foster, John   Journal Article
Foster, John Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract We seek to evaluate the extent of the pass through of increased fuel and carbon costs to wholesale prices with a shift of generation from coal-fired to gas-fired plants. Modelling of Australia's National Electricity Market in 2035 is undertaken using Australian Energy Market Operator assumptions for fuel costs, capital costs and demand forecasts. An electricity market simulation package (PLEXOS), which uses deterministic linear programming techniques and transmission and generating plant data, is used to optimize the power system and determine the least cost dispatch of generating resources to meet a given demand. We find that wholesale market prices increase due to the full pass through of the increased costs of gas over coal as an input fuel and the Carbon Price. In addition, we find that wholesale prices increase by more than the pass through of fuel and carbon costs because of the fact that generators can charge infra-marginal rents and engage in strategic behaviour to maximize their profits.
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Resilience and electricity systems: a comparative analysis / Molyneaux, Lynette; Wagner, Liam; Froome, Craig; Foster, John   Journal Article
Foster, John Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
Summary/Abstract Electricity systems have generally evolved based on the natural resources available locally. Few metrics exist to compare the security of electricity supply of different countries despite the increasing likelihood of potential shocks to the power system like energy price increases and carbon price regulation. This paper seeks to calculate a robust measure of national power system resilience by analysing each step in the process of transformation from raw energy to consumed electricity. Countries with sizeable deposits of mineral resources are used for comparison because of the need for electricity-intensive metals processing. We find that shifts in electricity-intensive industry can be predicted based on countries' power system resilience.
Key Words Energy Security  Electricity  Resilience 
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