Back to the Future: Electricity Market Reform Update
The Government has published what is called a “technical update” to its electricity market reform White Paper. This Comment by Malcolm Keay analyses the new proposals and their implications. Many important questions about the new system remain unanswered, but the overall direction is clear – toward...
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Oxford Institute for Energy Studies
2011
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| description | The Government has published what is called a “technical update” to its electricity market reform White Paper. This Comment by Malcolm Keay analyses the new proposals and their implications. Many important questions about the new system remain unanswered, but the overall direction is clear – towards a planned electricity system whose function is to deliver the Government’s policy objectives. Having been a pioneer of liberalisation in electricity, the UK will now be a pioneer of post-liberalisation, with radical consequences for consumers and investors and for the governance of the industry. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:e433625a-4003-4e61-9201-e9c2583e737c2022-03-27T10:14:45ZBack to the Future: Electricity Market Reform UpdateWorking paperhttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_8042uuid:e433625a-4003-4e61-9201-e9c2583e737cEnglishOxford University Research Archive - ValetOxford Institute for Energy Studies2011Keay, MThe Government has published what is called a “technical update” to its electricity market reform White Paper. This Comment by Malcolm Keay analyses the new proposals and their implications. Many important questions about the new system remain unanswered, but the overall direction is clear – towards a planned electricity system whose function is to deliver the Government’s policy objectives. Having been a pioneer of liberalisation in electricity, the UK will now be a pioneer of post-liberalisation, with radical consequences for consumers and investors and for the governance of the industry. |
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