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Economic costs of electricity supply interruptions: US and foreign experience

Sanghvi, 1982

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12500019858630285033
Author
Sanghvi A
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Energy Economics

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This paper investigates the costs of interruptions in electricity service to customers. This information is a key input in planning power system reliability using an economic cost- benefit approach. The paper reviews the literature from the perspective of identifying …
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