This paper investigates strategic capacity choices in electricity mar-kets comprised of heterogeneous firms. Long term strategic invest-ments are analyzed assuming that the wholesale market is competitive. There are two technologies available to produce electricity; both are ef-ficient and used at a first best optimum. When not all firms can invest in both technologies, there can be over investment in either of these technologies. It is shown that if the number of firms that can invest in a particular technology is limited, the development of competition solely using the other technology can decrease welfare. 1
We develop a theoretical model of long-run investment decisions on capacity in the context of a libe...
International audiencen this paper we study the problem of long-term capacity adequacy in electricit...
The variation in the adoption of a technology as a major source of competitive advantage has been at...
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Capacity mechanisms are increasingly used in electricity market design around the world yet their ro...
In this article we analyze firms investment incentives in liberalized electricity mar-kets. Since el...
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The paper discusses game theoretic models for generation capacity investment decisions in a deregula...
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We compare investments in generating capacities of an integrated monopolist with the aggregate inves...
This thesis explores generation capacity expansions in power markets using a real options approach. ...
We develop a theoretical model of long-run investment decisions on capacity in the context of a libe...
International audiencen this paper we study the problem of long-term capacity adequacy in electricit...
The variation in the adoption of a technology as a major source of competitive advantage has been at...
In this article we analyze firms investment incentives in liberalized electricity markets. Since ele...
This paper adopts a real options approach to analyze marginal investments in power markets with hete...
This paper studies the impact of competition on a firm’s choice of technology (product-flexible or p...
This paper proposes a real options approach to generation capacity expansion in imperfectly competit...
Capacity mechanisms are increasingly used in electricity market design around the world yet their ro...
In this article we analyze firms investment incentives in liberalized electricity mar-kets. Since el...
This paper evaluates the effects of market power on capacity investment when firms are increasing el...
This work studies the investment choice of firms in a two-period model when there are two different ...
The paper discusses game theoretic models for generation capacity investment decisions in a deregula...
This paper studies the optimal investment strategies of an incumbent and a potential entrant that ca...
We compare investments in generating capacities of an integrated monopolist with the aggregate inves...
This thesis explores generation capacity expansions in power markets using a real options approach. ...
We develop a theoretical model of long-run investment decisions on capacity in the context of a libe...
International audiencen this paper we study the problem of long-term capacity adequacy in electricit...
The variation in the adoption of a technology as a major source of competitive advantage has been at...