Lecture

Electricity Market Liberalization

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Description

This lecture covers the key points of electricity market liberalization, including the roles of retailers, consumers, regulators, and independent system operators. It explains the transition from a vertically integrated electricity supply to an unbundled structure with market competition, emphasizing the importance of promoting economic efficiency, technological advancements, and lower energy prices.

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