Household Solar Adoption in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: A Systematic Review
The astounding scope of the global energy poverty challenge has motivated many organizations to
Studying fuel choices for residential heating and cooking in urban areas of central-southern Chile: the role of preferences, income, prices, and the availability of energy sources and technology
Air pollution in urban areas is one of the major environmental problems in Chile. In particular, an important number of cities in central and southern Chile exhibit high levels of respirable suspended
Adaptation Plan for the energy sector: participative methods for developing countries
Adaptation Plan for the energy sector: participative methods for developing countries
Construction of a Chilean Energy Matrix Portraying Energy Source Substitution: A System Dynamics Approach
The energy matrix is a useful tool for understanding the trends of production and consumption in a country and for evaluating long-term energy policies. This paper presents a behavioral simulation model of the evolution of Chile’s energy matrix. The model is developed and calibrated by considering a dynamic substitution of energy sources.
Uncertainty and the long-term adequacy of supply: Simulations of capacity mechanisms in electricity markets
Deregulation in electricity markets has changed the conditions for maintaining long-term adequacy of supply. Particularly in the last decade, security of supply has become a major issue for policymakers due to a number of changes in technology, especially the introduction of renewables, where regulators have introduced capacity mechanisms. In this paper, we focus on the use of two different capacity mechanisms: procurement for long-term strategic reserves contracting, and centralized auctioning for capacity contracts.
Towards long-term economic welfare in deregulated electricity markets: Testing capacity mechanisms in an experimental setting
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