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Lectures

Long Term Electric Energy Economics

Introduction

Module 1: Electric Energy Policy

Part 1: Introduction

Part 2: Deregulation

Part 3: Smart Grid and Electricity Sales

Part 4: Smart Electric Pricing

Part 5: Regulatory Needs

Part 6: Uncertain Future of Sales

Module 2: Investment in Generation Resources

Part 1: Introduction

Part 2: Investors Perspective

Part 3: Planning for Green Energy

Part 4: Consumers Perspective

Part 5: Power Shift

Part 6: Planning for the Next Few Decades

Module 3: Production Cost Evaluations

Part 1: Introduction

Part 2: Types of Production Cost Programs

Part 3: Probabilistic Production Cost Program

Module 4: Investment in Transmission

Part 1: Introduction

Part 2: Cost-Based Transmission Expansion

Part 3: Value-Based Transmission Expansion

Part 4: Transmission Planning in USA

Part 5: Reliability Standards

Module 5: Asset Management

Part 1: Introduction

Part 2: Asset Ownership and Governance

Part 3: Condition Monitoring

Part 4: Asset Replacement Analysis

Part 5: Risk Management and Insurance Consequences

Part 6: Asset Information Acquisition

Module 6: Business Model for Evolved Industry

Part 1: Energy Efficiency

Part 2: Business Models

Part 3: Smart Integrator

Part 4: Energy Services Utility

 
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