Locational Signals in a Reformed National Market: A review of options
Abstract:
The working paper reviews a wide range of options that could be incorporated into a reformed national market and help the government make a well-informed decision on which market structure to take forward.Publication Year:
2025
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UKERC
Author(s):
Gill, S., Bell, K., MacIver, C. and Gross, R.
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Operating a Highly Renewable & Electrified Energy System
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