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.
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The operation of the liberalized regulating power market: market simulationUploaded: 1 of January, 2007
Electricity market liberalization and the hungarian households - Results from a surveyUploaded: 1 of March, 2006
In recent years annual household consumption was more than 10 TWh, so if we take in consideration the actual price that was paid for it, then the segment in question is bigger than 300 Mrd HUFs. In this paper our purpose was to get a clearer picture of ...
Finding the Barriers preventing increased cooperation and coordination in Central and Eastern EuropeUploaded: 1 of February, 2006
This paper sets out to establish what are three key barriers preventing greater cooperation and coordination in the electricity markets in Central and Eastern Europe. It does this by assessing the opinions of key individuals in the region collected ...
Options for restructuring the hungarian electricity balancing marketUploaded: 1 of January, 2006
The aim of the research was to identify restructuring options of the balancing market operated by the Hungarian Transmission System Operator Company Ltd. that are viable and would fit the liberalized market environment. The study includes the summary of ...
Consumer behavior on the electricity marketUploaded: 1 of January, 2006
The paper is based on a survey aimed at describing the characteristics of Hungarian households and companies on the service areas of different electricity distributors. The major research question was the likely impact of full market liberalization in ...
The role of biomass in domestic energy marketsUploaded: 1 of January, 2006
In our survey, we discuss the three most important Hungarian energy market segments from the viewpoint of biomass energy: district heating, electricity production and motor fuels. With regard to district heating and electricity, we study the issues of ...
Expert opinion on the studies titled 'Identification of Project Themes Regarding Renewable Energy Resources for the 2007-2013 structural and cohesion Funds' and prepared by the HDR consortiumUploaded: 1 of January, 2006
The HDR Consortium on the basis of its framework agreement with the National Development Office (PEA) prepared studis on the possible utilisation of Structural and Cohesion Fund for promoting renewable energy utilisation in Hungary. REKK acts as the ...
The impacts of potential renegotiation of long-term power purchase agreements on the hungarian electricity marketUploaded: 1 of January, 2006
The study summarizes the historical context of and the current debate on today's long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs). Additionally, it discusses the modelling options that could elicit the quantitative impact of full or partial PPA renegotiation ...
The Polluter Profits Principle: A Note on the Grandfathering of CO2 Emissions Rights in Lax-Cap Trading RegimesUploaded: 1 of January, 2006
Grandfathering is currently the main principle for the initial allocation of tradable CO2 emission rights under the European cap-and-trade scheme. Furthermore, political feasibility often requires non-restrictive emission caps. Grandfathering under lax ...
Modernisation of the allocation system of railway capacityUploaded: 1 of January, 2006
REKK shared experience with the colleagues of the Hungarian Railways Office on the liberalisation of energy markets within the market monitoring expert committee of the Ministry of Economy and Transport. The main issues discussed were the allocation ...
