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Cost-effectiveness of power plants in Eastern Europe. An approach for estimating the cost-effectiveness of existing, retrofitted and new power plants
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Author(s):
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Harmelen, T. van
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ECN
Policy Studies
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1994
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ECN-C--94-060
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ECN publication
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23
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Abstract:
This paper describes a methodological study that is conducted in the
framework of the project ’CO2 emission reduction strategies for Eastern
Europe’, commissioned by the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs (project
number 7124). Since CO2 emissions are largely dependent on energy consumption and supply mix, an extensive study into the current situation and possible future developments in the energy sector in Central European
countries has been started. Energy demand projections, energy supply, and
energy technologies are researched. The presented method concerns the identification of the cost-effectiveness of lifetime extension of existing power plants which can currently be observed in Central European countries. The method will be used in the country studies for the Czech Republic, Slovakia, PoIand, and Hungary using the Linear Programming model EFOM-ENV/GAMS.
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