How Much Could South Asia Benefit from Regional Electricity Cooperation and Trade?

How Much Could South Asia Benefit from Regional Electricity Cooperation and Trade?

The South Asia region is lagging behind many regions in the world in regional electricity cooperation and trading, despite the huge anticipated benefits. This study uses an electricity planning model that produces optimal expansion of electricity g...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Timilsina, Govinda R., Toman, Michael, Karacsonyi, Jorge, de Tena Diego, Luca
Format: Working Paper
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2015
Subjects:
COAL RESOURCES
HIGH ELECTRICITY DEMAND
BIOMASS TECHNOLOGY
TRANSMISSION CAPACITY
POWER PLANTS
RENEWABLE RESOURCES
SUBCRITICAL PLANTS
DOMESTIC GAS
FOSSIL FUELS
AIR QUALITY
GAS TURBINES
GAS TURBINE
WIND POWER GENERATION
POWER STATIONS
ELECTRICITY GENERATION TECHNOLOGIES
GENERATION
COST OF ELECTRICITY
ENERGY SOURCE
WIND
COSTS OF ELECTRICITY
ELECTRICITY SYSTEM
EMISSIONS
COAL PLANTS
ENERGY GENERATION
GAS
PRICE
PEAK DEMAND
VOLTAGE
CLEANER
POWER SYSTEM
STEAM TURBINE
BORDER TRANSMISSION
CYCLE TECHNOLOGY
BIOMASS
CAPACITY UTILIZATION
GENERATION CAPACITY
WIND COSTS
PETROLEUM
DIESEL ENGINES
INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE
LNG
OIL
POWER SYSTEMS
POWER GENERATION
STEAM TURBINE TECHNOLOGY
ENERGY SOURCES
POWER SECTOR
GAS DEVELOPMENT
ENERGY SUPPLY
WATER
ENERGY RESOURCES
CAPACITY FACTOR
WIND GENERATION
STEAM TURBINES
COAL TRANSPORTATION
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY
GRID POWER
POLLUTION
GRID CONNECTION
WIND GENERATORS
POWER COMPANY
SOLAR ENERGY
PRICE ELASTICITY
TRANSMISSION INTERCONNECTION
HYDRO POWER PLANTS
RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY
FOSSIL FUEL RESERVES
FUELS
THERMAL POWER
FUEL COSTS
BORDER TRADE
NATURAL GAS POWER
TURBINE
EMISSION
PEAK LOAD
POWER GENERATION CAPACITY
POWER DEMAND
GAS PROJECTS
GAS TURBINE TECHNOLOGY
GRID CONNECTIONS
HEAT
THERMAL EFFICIENCY
DOMESTIC COAL
CLIMATE CHANGE
MINERAL RESOURCES
DEMAND FOR ELECTRICITY
ELECTRIC POWER
BALANCE
POWER CORPORATION
CYCLE POWER PLANTS
DEMAND PEAKS
ELECTRICITY DEMAND
HEAT RATE
HYDRO POWER
UTILITIES
INTERNAL COMBUSTION
POWER
ELECTRICITY
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS
GAS SUPPLY
WIND POWER
GREEN POWER
ELECTRICITY GENERATION MIX
SUPPLY COSTS
HYDROPOWER
POLLUTANTS
ELECTRICITY GENERATION
FOSSIL FUEL
BORDER ELECTRICITY TRADE
ELECTRICITY CAPACITY
FUEL PRICES
TRANSMISSION SYSTEM
SOLAR POWER
PRIMARY ENERGY
POWER PRODUCTION
TURBINES
ENERGY OUTLOOK
ELECTRICITY GENERATION CAPACITY
NATURAL GAS
COMBUSTION
TRANSMISSION LINE
INVESTMENT
PARTICULATES
WIND POWER PRODUCTION
ENERGY DEVELOPMENT
ELECTRICITY PRICE
DOMESTIC ENERGY
POWER CAPACITY
COAL
NUCLEAR POWER
TARIFF
FUEL
FUEL TYPE
AVAILABILITY
FACILITIES
CAPACITY INVESTMENTS
INVESTMENTS
RENEWABLE SOURCES
CAPACITY FACTORS
WIND CAPACITY
RENEWABLE ENERGY
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION
DIESEL
POWER FLOWS
PIPELINE
ENERGY COSTS
FOSSIL
COAL PRICE
PRICES
APPROACH
GRID ELECTRICITY
POWER PLANT
ENERGY
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/06/24713153/much-south-asia-benefit-regional-electricity-cooperation-trade
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22224

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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/06/24713153/much-south-asia-benefit-regional-electricity-cooperation-trade
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22224

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