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A Unifying Framework for Representing Structural and Operational Aspects of Electricity Sector Deregulation

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Recent years have witnessed a worldwide wave of deregulatory reforms in many areas of economic activity. In the electricity sector in particular, a multitude of completed as well as ongoing efforts for deregulation demonstrate the need for the development of a framework that allows a systematic reasoning on the valid alternatives for reform. In this paper we propose a view of the electricity supply industry that combines structural characteristics of the sector with operational ones so as to offer a unified view of deregulation alternatives. This framework allows the description of existing models of reform in a generic and abstract way, offering the ability to examine possible combinations of deregulatory features in a structured and repeatable manner.

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Prekas, N., Loucopoulos, P. A Unifying Framework for Representing Structural and Operational Aspects of Electricity Sector Deregulation. Requirements Eng 5, 23–37 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/s007660070019

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