Bilateral transactions

In this paper, a method for determining the optimal location of TCSC has been suggested and the impact of TCSC compensation levels on transmission charges of bilateral contracts in the wholesale electricity market is analyzed. The calculated results are illustrated on a 6-bus system.

5p vijaguar 16-11-2022 6 3   Download

In this study, the transacted power flow in transmission networks for bilateral transactions deploying methods based Power Transfer Distribution Factor (PTDF) was analyzed and compared. The Power Transfer Distribution Factor can be classified as DCPTDF and ACPTDF. The results from these approaches using a three bus and Wood & Wollenberg six bus systems were elaborately computed and compared. The comparison shows that leveraging factors ACPTDF to allocate transmission usage is more exact but complicated than the techniques based factors DCPTDF.

8p nguaconbaynhay12 13-06-2021 10 1   Download

Research results point out shortcomings of the current approach to brand relationship and hope that social bond may lead to various outcomes of the relationships such as commitment, share of goals and values and self expression that surpass the simple brand loyalty.

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This is a welcome and natural development. A key principle of this expansion will be to ensure inclusion of all parties, irrespective of direct agency-specific resource allocation. Another key element will be to monitor transaction costs, cognizant of staff time as it relates to practical public health outcomes. External relations with host country government and other stakeholders (e.g. development partners, private sector and civil society) are critically important to the successful implementation of GHI in Kenya.

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The United States and other industrialized countries have committed to financial assistance for environmental initiatives through several multilateral agreements (e.g., the Montreal Protocol (1987), the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (1992), United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (1994), and the Copenhagen Accord (2009)).

19p quaivatdo 18-11-2012 65 4   Download

To an economist, a contract is an agreement under which two parties make reciprocal commitments in terms of their behavior - a bilateral coordination arrangement. Of course, this formulation touches on the legal concept of the contract (a meeting of minds creating effects in law), but also transcends it.

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