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Development of Methodology for Stimulating Tariff Regulation of Distribution Electric Grid Companies Based on Benchmarking of Unit Cost of Services
[Разработка Методологии Стимулирующего Тарифного Регулирования Распределительных Электросетевых Компаний На Основе Бенчмаркингового Исследования Удельной Стоимости Обслуживания]

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  • Suyunchev, Marat (Суюнчев, Марат)

    (Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA))

  • Repetyuk, Sergei (Репетюк, Сергей)

    (Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA))

  • Temnaya, Olga (Темная, Ольга)

    (Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA))

Abstract

The article presents the results of scientific research «The development of incentive regulation Methodology, based on benchmarking of Distribution Electricity Networks maintenance unit costs», which analyzes international and Russian practice of distribution electricity networks incentive regulation. Factors effecting to the value of Russian distribution electricity networks maintenance manageable costs are identified, and the factors-costs model is developed. The methods of distribution electricity networks yardstick maintenance manageable calculations are considered. The possible effect of the yardstick costs incentive regulation on distribution electricity networks performance is evaluated.

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  • Suyunchev, Marat (Суюнчев, Марат) & Repetyuk, Sergei (Репетюк, Сергей) & Temnaya, Olga (Темная, Ольга), 2018. "Development of Methodology for Stimulating Tariff Regulation of Distribution Electric Grid Companies Based on Benchmarking of Unit Cost of Services [Разработка Методологии Стимулирующего Тарифного ," Working Papers 051805, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration.
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