Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7404089 | Energy Policy | 2013 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
This research finds that the introduction of price-cap regulation did achieve the goal of lowering the price level at the cost of higher price volatility. Later, the first series of divestments is found to be successful at lowering price volatility, which however happens at the cost of a higher price level. Finally, this study also documents that the second series of divestments was more successful at lowering both the price level and volatility.
Keywords
BDSofferNGCPPXPJMEEXARCHPACFADFAPXFFTESIARMAACFSFEARIMAAICsurFast Fourier transformSupply function equilibriumAutoregressiveSMPElectricity supply industrySeemingly unrelated regressionsOfgemElectricity pricesSystem Marginal PriceAkaike information criterionRegulationAutoregressive moving averageAutoregressive Integrated Moving AverageNEMConditional volatilityGARCH
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Authors
Sherzod N. Tashpulatov,