Engaging developing countries is essential to creating meaningful international regimes to address climate change.

Executive summary:Statoil was founded in 1972 as the national oil company (NOC) of Norway.  Along with Brazil's Petrobras, Statoil today is a leader in several technological areas including...

Although development organizations agree that reliable access to energy and energy services—one of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals—is likely to have profound and perhaps disproportionate...

This paper identifies the key features of successful electricity market designs that are particularly relevant to the experience of low-income countries.

The different incentives generation unit owners face for locating and operating their units in the wholesale market regime versus the vertically-integrated monopoly regime has wide-ranging...

Using hourly offer curves for the Italian day-ahead market and the real-time re-dispatch market for the period January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2018, we show how thermal generation unit owners...

An increasing number of wholesale electricity markets employ locational pricing mech­anisms where energy prices account for some or all aspects of the transmission network configuration.

Economists traditionally argue that forward commodity markets allow more efficient risk-sharing and information aggregation.

Capacity markets provide guaranteed payments to electricity generation unit own- ers for having the “firm capacity” to produce electricity.

We show that a common regulatory mandate in electricity markets that employ locational marginal pricing (LMP) requiring all electricity retailers to purchase their wholesale electricity at the same...

In April 2015, Singapore introduced an anonymous futures market for wholesale electricity.