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Collateral effects of liberalisation: metering, losses, load profiles and cost settlement in Spain’s electricity system / Batalla-Bejerano, Joan; Costa-Campi, Maria Teresa ; Trujillo-Baute, Elisa   Journal Article
Batalla-Bejerano, Joan Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract European energy markets have undergone a major transformation as they have advanced towards market liberalisation and it is vital that the details of these developments be carefully examined. The success of liberalisation is based on smart regulation, which has been capable of providing solutions to unforeseen events in the process. Our paper seeks to contribute to existing understanding of the unexpected and collateral effects of the liberalisation process in the power system by examining a natural experiment that occurred in Spain in 2009. In that year, the electricity supply by distribution system operators disappeared. This change in retail market competition, as we demonstrate in this paper, has had an unexpected effect in terms of the system’s balancing requirements. We undertake a rigorous assessment of the economic consequences of this policy change for the whole system, in terms of its impact on final electricity prices.
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Impacts of intermittent renewable generation on electricity system costs / Batalla-Bejerano, Joan; Trujillo-Baute, Elisa   Journal Article
Batalla-Bejerano, Joan Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract A successful deployment of power generation coming from variable renewable sources, such as wind and solar photovoltaic, strongly depends on the economic cost of system integration. This paper, in seeking to look beyond the impact of renewable generation on the evolution of the total economic costs associated with the operation of the electricity system, aims to estimate the sensitivity of balancing market requirements and costs to the variable and non-fully predictable nature of intermittent renewable generation. The estimations reported in this paper for the Spanish electricity system stress the importance of both attributes as well as power system flexibility when accounting for the cost of balancing services.
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