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Analysis of Gross Regional Product fluctuations and electric power consumption in 2005– 2014. Reserves for decreasing electric power prices

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  • Suslov N.

    (Новосибирский государственный университет)

  • Chernaya N.

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In this work we considered the trajectories of change in indicators characterizing the status of economics and power industry: gross regional product, electric power consumption, industrial production, energy prices and costs of delivering electric power to consumers in Russian regions for the last 10 years. Low global commodity prices and sanctions led to a sharp decrease of equipment import, which resulted in an acute problem of import substitution. The level of tariffs of natural monopolies is of great importance for industrial development. The goal of this work was to analyze possibilities for reducing electric power prices by changing the institutional and economic conditions of management. We analyzed not only the official information from Rosstat, but also government regulations, figures given in the official government publication «The Rossiyskaya Gazeta» as well as articles and interviews on economic problems of the electric power industry over the recent years published in «The Kommersant» newspaper. High tariffs of network marketing companies for electric energy transmission, state regulation of heating prices, financing the construction of new capacities by charging the payment in power provision contracts, high price of electric power of nuclear power plants lead to an annual increase in electric power prices for end users. In this work we considered possible solutions to limit the growth of electric power prices.

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  • Suslov N. & Chernaya N., 2016. "Analysis of Gross Regional Product fluctuations and electric power consumption in 2005– 2014. Reserves for decreasing electric power prices," World of economics and management / Vestnik NSU. Series: Social and Economics Sciences, Socionet, vol. 16(3), pages 5-14.
  • Handle: RePEc:nos:wjflnh:2016_3_01e
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    Keywords

    gross regional product; power consumption; the competitive selection of power; contracts for the power provision; cross-subsidization and reserves to reduce electric power tariffs;
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    JEL classification:

    • L94 - Industrial Organization - - Industry Studies: Transportation and Utilities - - - Electric Utilities

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