Capacity expansion with interrupted demand growth

Buzacott, John A.; Chaouch, A.B.

doi:10.1016/0377-2217(88)90451-1

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“…Buzacott and Chaouch (1988), Louveaux and Smeers (1988), Murphy et al (1985), and Levin and Zahavi (1987) have attempted to incorporate one or other stochastic variable for analysis. The results obtained from a deterministic model depict a single period model as proposed by Murphy et al (1985).…”

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Investment Planning for Electricity Generation Expansion

Pokharel¹,

Ponnambalam²

1997

Int. J. Energy Res.

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SUMMARYSome of the essential features of electricity generation expansion planning are discussed here. The emphasis in this paper is on the development of a methodology to analyse electricity planning problems when the variables are deterministic and stochastic in nature. Our analysis with a test problem indicates that if the stochastic nature of supply and demand can be specified, a more cost effective electricity generation expansion plan can be prepared. The proposed methodology is expected to be useful for energy planners in modelling and implementing investment plans for energy supply.

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Investment Planning for Electricity Generation Expansion

Pokharel¹,

Ponnambalam²

1997

Int. J. Energy Res.

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“…John spent 1979 -1980 at the International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis at Laxenburg near Vienna, Austria, working on a project on "scale in production systems," which resulted in an edited volume with the same title. Since then John has maintained an interest in the complexities of investment planning in manufacturing and process industries (Buzacott 1985;Buzacott and Chaouch 1988;Gupta, Gerchak, and Buzacott 1992;Gupta and Buzacott 1993;Chaouch and Buzacott 1994;Gardner and Buzacott 1999).…”

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John A. Buzacott and His Pioneering Contributions to Manufacturing and Service Systems

Shanthikumar

Yao

2007

Production and Operations Management

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John A. Buzacott is a pioneering and premier contributor to the field of production and operations management. He has been a principal architect of the development of a unified framework and a rigorous engineering foundation for many of the major approaches currently used in the design, planning, and control of manufacturing and service systems. His innovative use of stochastic models to explain many phenomena occurring in manufacturing and service organizations has distinguished him not only as a great researcher but also as a great teacher. His contributions have inspired scholars throughout the world. We provide an overview of John's research works and accomplishments.

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“…Stochastic case has been considered by Freidenfelds [5], Buzacot and Chaouch [1] and Erlenkotter et al [4], etc. In this paper we will restrict our attention to deterministic case Figure 2.…”

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