Impact of policy changes on financial viability of wind power plants in Pakistan

Rabbani, Rabab; Zeeshan, Muhammad

doi:10.1016/j.renene.2022.05.049

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“…Lower energy costs may boost Pakistani exports' price competitiveness on the international market, which might result in more exports and foreign exchange revenues. IF IMPLEMENTED, the RCET might contribute to more balanced regional development, focusing on certain provinces or areas (Rabbani & Zeeshan, 2022).…”

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“…The success of an RCET depends on its thorough design, implementation, and monitoring; it is vital to emphasize. Additionally, any particular advantages would need to be assessed in light of actual implementation and data from the real world, which may differ depending on the state of the economy and other variables (Rabbani & Zeeshan, 2022).…”

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Competing Globally: Regionally Competitive Energy Tariffs (Rcet) for Export-Oriented Enterprises of Pakistan

Dr. Asif Shamim

2023

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This research investigates the multifaceted challenges and intricacies surrounding the implementation of Regionally Competitive Energy Tariffs (RCET) within Pakistan's export sector. In an era marked by increased global competition and a growing need for energy sustainability, understanding the dynamics of energy pricing in export industries is paramount. The research identifies significant hurdles in implementing RCET in Pakistan, including problems with data availability, reliability, and confidentiality. These issues may affect the accuracy of the analysis. Furthermore, it recognizes the dynamic nature of the energy and export sectors, making it challenging to capture changes within a set timeframe. It also offers valuable guidance to policymakers, energy sector stakeholders, and export industry leaders aiming to enhance Pakistan's export competitiveness. It lays the groundwork for future studies, advocating for more profound insights through in-depth interviews and surveys with industry players. Long-term assessments of RCET's impact on Pakistan's export competitiveness are also encouraged.

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Competing Globally: Regionally Competitive Energy Tariffs (Rcet) for Export-Oriented Enterprises of Pakistan

Dr. Asif Shamim

2023

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“…As mentioned above, scholars mainly study the risk of investment, operation, or whole periods [4,[13][14][15], and little research has been conducted on the risk of the wind power project design phase. Wind power project construction is often a huge investment, and if problems occur, the resulting losses are often tragic.…”

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Research on Wind Power Project Risk Management Based on Structural Equation and Catastrophe Theory

Zhao

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Wind power projects are a crucial step towards achieving the objectives of “carbon neutrality” and “carbon peak” because they can improve the energy crisis and contribute towards environmental pollution reduction. However, the risks of wind power projects cannot be ignored, and the success of the design phase can affect the risks and benefits of wind power projects throughout their life cycle. This paper first proposes causality hypotheses for four types of risk factors in wind power projects: policy, economy, technology, and construction. It constructs a structural equation model for wind power project risk factors and then tests and modifies the model. Then, based on the latent variables of policy, economy, technology, and construction, and the relevant explicit variables, the risk index evaluation system of the wind power project design phase is constructed. The risk assessment catastrophe model of wind power projects is further established, and it is used to evaluate the risk of the K wind power project in the design phase. The risk assessment can identify the overall risk and main risk sources in wind power projects in the design phase and provide countermeasures for effectively controlling risks in wind power projects in China.

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Economic analysis of the wind energy generation

Rocha¹,

Rotela²,

Maheri³

2023

Renewable Energy Production and Distribution Volume 2

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Impact of policy changes on financial viability of wind power plants in Pakistan

Cited by 13 publications

References 56 publications

Competing Globally: Regionally Competitive Energy Tariffs (Rcet) for Export-Oriented Enterprises of Pakistan

Competing Globally: Regionally Competitive Energy Tariffs (Rcet) for Export-Oriented Enterprises of Pakistan

Research on Wind Power Project Risk Management Based on Structural Equation and Catastrophe Theory

Economic analysis of the wind energy generation

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