This note illustrates the potential impact of the specification of a convex production technology on establishing minimal costs compared to the use of a non-convex technology when benchmarking electricity distributors. This methodological reflection is mainly motivated by recent engineering literature providing evidence for non-convexities in electricity distribution. An empirical illustration using non-parametric specifications of technology illustrates this main point using a sample of Spanish electricity distribution firms earlier analysed in Grifell-Tatjé and Lovell (2003)
This work examines how we can derive economic signals from the non- convex optimal value functions o...
The literature on non-parametric frontier technologies lacks a method for the measurement of scale e...
The cost of purchased electricity for industry is rising even faster than for other sectors. Convent...
Deregulation of the electricity markets has brought several interesting topics to the research agen...
International audienceThis contribution focuses on testing the empirical impact of the convexity ass...
This paper defines a decomposition of technical efficiency for a series of nonparametric determinist...
Duality Theory of production imposes a number of simplifying assumptions regarding the production te...
Restructuring electricity markets has enabled wholesalers to exercise market power. Using a common m...
A modern firm often employs multiple production technologies based on distinct engineering principle...
Abstract—Restructuring electricity markets has enabled wholesalers to exercise market power. Using a...
International audienceThis contribution has two main objectives. First, it aims to compare empirical...
International audienceThe purpose of this contribution is to provide an overview of developments in ...
Since engineering information is rarely available, standard practice is to benchmark managerial perf...
Majority of low carbon (LC) technologies such as photovoltaic (PV), electric vehicles (EV) and elect...
Electricity markets are particularly complex because they must accommodate the underlying physics th...
This work examines how we can derive economic signals from the non- convex optimal value functions o...
The literature on non-parametric frontier technologies lacks a method for the measurement of scale e...
The cost of purchased electricity for industry is rising even faster than for other sectors. Convent...
Deregulation of the electricity markets has brought several interesting topics to the research agen...
International audienceThis contribution focuses on testing the empirical impact of the convexity ass...
This paper defines a decomposition of technical efficiency for a series of nonparametric determinist...
Duality Theory of production imposes a number of simplifying assumptions regarding the production te...
Restructuring electricity markets has enabled wholesalers to exercise market power. Using a common m...
A modern firm often employs multiple production technologies based on distinct engineering principle...
Abstract—Restructuring electricity markets has enabled wholesalers to exercise market power. Using a...
International audienceThis contribution has two main objectives. First, it aims to compare empirical...
International audienceThe purpose of this contribution is to provide an overview of developments in ...
Since engineering information is rarely available, standard practice is to benchmark managerial perf...
Majority of low carbon (LC) technologies such as photovoltaic (PV), electric vehicles (EV) and elect...
Electricity markets are particularly complex because they must accommodate the underlying physics th...
This work examines how we can derive economic signals from the non- convex optimal value functions o...
The literature on non-parametric frontier technologies lacks a method for the measurement of scale e...
The cost of purchased electricity for industry is rising even faster than for other sectors. Convent...