This paper studies the question of joint utilization of water resources in Brazil, taking into account the new legislation established for this sector. The interactions between the sectors of bulk water and electrical energy are analyzed through their regulatory agencies, and the perfect equilibrium in sub games are determined for the case in which these agencies act independently, in agreement with the new design set up for these two sectors. After being settled down some plausible hypotheses, this paper concludes that there will be a reduction in the activity of irrigation agriculture, but may or may not be a decrease of electricity power generation. Nevertheless, when the level of electricity power generation is warranted, it will be cre...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from the publisher via the DO...
Orientador: Gilberto De Martino JannuzziDissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, ...
Hydroelectricity provides approximately 65% of Brazil's power generating capacity, making the countr...
This paper examines the question of hydraulics generation ofelectricity in Brazil and calls attentio...
Propõe-se uma nova forma para a partilha da compensação financeira pela utilização dos recursos hídr...
This paper examines some theoretical and methodological aspects of charging for utilization of water...
Este trabalho trata da avaliação dos impactos que os múltiplos usos da água causam à operação dos re...
The Ten-year Plan for Expansion of Energy (EPE, 2010) presents the expansion of offer (not auction...
This paper analyses the cross-sectoral integration of the water-energy nexus in Brazil. Recent droug...
Hydroelectricity provides approximately 65% of Brazil's power generating capacity, making the countr...
Hydroelectricity provides approximately 65% of Brazil's power generating capacity, making the countr...
Hydroelectricity provides approximately 65% of Brazil's power generating capacity, making the countr...
Hydroelectricity provides approximately 65% of Brazil's power generating capacity, making the countr...
The use of water as the main input for agricultural and livestock production and electricity usually...
Water is an indispensable input to life and essential for the main economic activities, especially a...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from the publisher via the DO...
Orientador: Gilberto De Martino JannuzziDissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, ...
Hydroelectricity provides approximately 65% of Brazil's power generating capacity, making the countr...
This paper examines the question of hydraulics generation ofelectricity in Brazil and calls attentio...
Propõe-se uma nova forma para a partilha da compensação financeira pela utilização dos recursos hídr...
This paper examines some theoretical and methodological aspects of charging for utilization of water...
Este trabalho trata da avaliação dos impactos que os múltiplos usos da água causam à operação dos re...
The Ten-year Plan for Expansion of Energy (EPE, 2010) presents the expansion of offer (not auction...
This paper analyses the cross-sectoral integration of the water-energy nexus in Brazil. Recent droug...
Hydroelectricity provides approximately 65% of Brazil's power generating capacity, making the countr...
Hydroelectricity provides approximately 65% of Brazil's power generating capacity, making the countr...
Hydroelectricity provides approximately 65% of Brazil's power generating capacity, making the countr...
Hydroelectricity provides approximately 65% of Brazil's power generating capacity, making the countr...
The use of water as the main input for agricultural and livestock production and electricity usually...
Water is an indispensable input to life and essential for the main economic activities, especially a...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from the publisher via the DO...
Orientador: Gilberto De Martino JannuzziDissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, ...
Hydroelectricity provides approximately 65% of Brazil's power generating capacity, making the countr...