Electricity reform, tariff and household elasticity in Turkey

Çetinkaya, Murat; Başaran, Alparslan A.; Bagdadioglu, Necmiddin

doi:10.1016/j.jup.2015.06.003

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“…Additionally, the Turkish government encourages sustainable electrical power generation investments. Turkey's tariff system guarantees constant rates per kWh of power generated from sustainable resources [63,64].…”

Section: Electricity Tariffs Applied In Some Countriesmentioning

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A Review of Electricity Tariffs and Enabling Solutions for Optimal Energy Management

Zaki

Hamdy

2022

Energies

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Today, electricity tariffs play an essential role in the electricity retail market as they are the key factor for the decision-making of end-users. Additionally, tariffs are necessary for increasing competition in the electricity market. They have a great impact on load energy management. Moreover, tariffs are not taken as a fixed approach to expense calculations only but are influenced by many other factors, such as electricity generation, transmission, distribution costs, and governmental taxation. Thus, electricity pricing differs significantly between countries or between regions within a country. Improper tariff calculation methodologies in some areas have led to high-power losses, unnecessary investments, increased operational expenses, and environmental pollution due to the non-use of available sustainable energy resources. Due to the importance of electricity tariffs, the authors of this paper have been inspired to review all electricity tariff designs used worldwide. In this paper, 103 references from the last ten years are reviewed, showing a detailed comparison between different tariff designs and demonstrating their main advantages and drawbacks. Additionally, this paper reviews the utilized electricity tariffs in different countries, focusing on one of the most important countries in the Middle East and North Africa regions (Egypt). Finally, some recommended solutions based upon the carried-out research are discussed and applied to the case study for electricity tariff improvement in this region. This review paper can help researchers become aware of all the electricity tariff designs used in various countries, which can lead to their design improvements by using suitable software technologies. Additionally, it will increase end-users’ awareness in terms of deciding on the best electricity retail markets as well as optimizing their energy usage.

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Section: Electricity Tariffs Applied In Some Countriesmentioning

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A Review of Electricity Tariffs and Enabling Solutions for Optimal Energy Management

Zaki

Hamdy

2022

Energies

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“…4628) enacted in 2001, which initiated a comprehensive program to reform Turkish electricity market to a more competitive and liberalized structure. There has been a plethora of studies on economic effects of liberalization and restructuring in Turkish electricity market (e.g., Güneği, 2002;Özkıvrak, 2005;Ulusoy and Oguz, 2007;Bahçe and Taymaz, 2008;Bagdadioglu and Odyakmaz, 2009;Erdogdu, 2010Erdogdu, , 2011Akkemik and Oğuz, 2011;Camadan and Erten, 2011;Camadan, 2011;Camadan and Kölmek, 2013;Karahan and Toptas, 2013;Çetin, 2014;Çetinkaya, et al, 2015;Sirin and Gonul, 2016;Avci-Surucu, et al, 2016;Asan and Tasaltin, 2017). Although there are some researchers suggesting the positive effects of full liberalization shown as the increase in the efficiency and decrease in the household prices (Akkemik and Oguz, 2011), many studies have revealed the deficiencies in Turkish market reform.…”

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Türkiye Elektrik Piyasasında Merit Sınıflandırma Etkisinin Test Edilmesi: Rüzgar Penetrasyonunun Gün Öncesi Elektrik Fiyatlarına Etkisi

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2019

Akdeniz Üniversitesi İktisadi Ve İdari Bilimler Fakültesi Dergisi

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Due to recent support mechanisms, the share of renewable energy sources, particularly wind, in Turkey's electricity generation has increased significantly. Increasing renewable penetration is supposed to decrease the electricity prices, which is known as the merit-order effect. Main purpose of this article is to test the existence of merit-order effect in Turkish electricity market. To this end, a nonparametric Granger causality test based on wavelet transformation is applied on a daily data set covering Turkish day-ahead power market clearing prices and electricity generation from wind over the period between 2011 and 2018. The overall results confirm the existence of the merit-order effect of wind in Turkey's electricity market. It is also observed that the strength of the negative causality alters drastically over different sub-periods.

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“…Hal ini akan mempermudah pelanggan dalam mengecek energi listrik yang telah digunakannya. Setelah melihat berbagai permasalahan yang timbul maka dirancang suatu sistem yang berguna untuk memonitor pemakaian daya listrik disetiap rumah tangga agar pelayanan kepada konsumen pemakai layanan energi listrik meningkat [10].…”

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Design of Prepaid kWh-Meter Prototype Monitoring Based on Short Message Service (SMS)

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Rahajoeningroem²

2018

Jurnal Ilmiah Telekomunikasi, Kendali dan Elektronika Terapan

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- At the moment, people who use electricity as their daily necessities still use the methods that have been in the past, namely by purchasing an electric voucher that has been available several digits of code entered into the prepaid kWh meter via the keypad. This method is considered to be less effective and less efficient in a period that has experienced a lot of progress, especially in the field of technology. Especially when the electric pulse has reached the minimum limit of the prepaid kWh meter, it only gives a warning to the sound of the buzzer alarm, it can only be heard by the customer if he is inside the house. so that the customer cannot find out if the customer is out of the house. Automatically the kWh meter customer is not prepared to deal with it if the user is not at home. So from that the research that will be made is a prototype prepaid kWh meter based on Short Message Service (SMS). In addition to being able to control the remaining electricity pulses remotely, this tool will also be able to charge electric pulses without having to enter the voucher code into the kWh meter directly but with this tool the customer can fill in by sending a short message or SMS set by the customer. The system contained in this Short Message Service (SMS) prepaid kWh meter prototype is controlled by 16 ATM AVR Microcontrollers. When the prepaid kWh meter value shows a value of 5 kWh, the system automatically provides information on the remaining kWh meter electricity through short message or SMS and marked with the buzzer sound and LED indicator. That will be made is considered to be more effective and flexible. From the results of the research data that have been collected, it can be seen that the performance of SMS-based prepaid kWh meters with the overall test results is successful and the percentage of success almost reaches 100%. Keyword:’ Prepaid kWh Meter, Short Message Service (SMS), Buzzer, Microcontroller ATMega16.’

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Electricity reform, tariff and household elasticity in Turkey

Cited by 15 publications

References 36 publications

A Review of Electricity Tariffs and Enabling Solutions for Optimal Energy Management

A Review of Electricity Tariffs and Enabling Solutions for Optimal Energy Management

Türkiye Elektrik Piyasasında Merit Sınıflandırma Etkisinin Test Edilmesi: Rüzgar Penetrasyonunun Gün Öncesi Elektrik Fiyatlarına Etkisi

Design of Prepaid kWh-Meter Prototype Monitoring Based on Short Message Service (SMS)

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