Kaleidoscope 2007 - sponsored and supported by the Hungarian Competition Authority - summarizes the most important developments regarding competition in Hungary and includes a more detailed analysis of selected sectors. REKK staff presented the article ...
In this study, we discuss the factor most often referred to when explaining the reasons for the significant increases recently experienced in Hungarian electricity prices: the situation in the South-East European power markets and its impact on the ...
We build an economic model that simulates the strategic wholesale market interactions between producers of derived energy products in Central, Eastern, and South-East Europe. The model takes into account the simplified production technologies of the ...
This brief analysis is about the main changes in the 2008 electricity market model and about the evaluation of these on the basis of potential future developments of competition on the Hungarian electricity market. Firstly we name the minimal market ...
The smoke is still rising from the electricity auction of the Hungarian Electricity Works (Magyar Villamos Művek, MVM) which took place on October 25th. According to the first – informal – news a price of 65 €/MWh (16. 3 Ft/kWh) the base load of next ...
The aim of our research was to answer the question whether a cogeneration biomass power plant could be built economically in Hungary or not. We carried out a detailed analysis of the principal market segments and forecast those factors that could affect ...
In our paper we analyze the possibilities to stimulate demand side actors' participation on the domestic ancillary services market. In the first part of the paper we introduce the concept of demand side participation in providing ancillary reserves, and ...
Our study aims to answer the question: what electricity prices will be in the Hungarian wholesale and retail electricity market in 2007 and in 2008. There were several difficulties to be solved in the forecast, the most important was the determination of ...
The aim of the project is to analyze with quantitative methods the future operation of the liberalized Hungarian regulating power market. It includes regulating power price forecasts and the modeling of the behavior of power plants key to this market.
We founded the water economics unit in 2007, that based on our collegues previous work on the field. Below you find the most important of our previous work: The management of the UNDP/GEF funded research project on municipal water and wastewater tariffs ...



