Questionnaire survey of services and outsourcing in Finnish distribution companies

Trygg, Petri; Aminoff, Anna; Tahvanainen, Kaisa; Viljainen, Satu; Lappeteläinen, Ilmari; Järventausta, Pertti

doi:10.1049/cp.2009.0899

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“…This firm also provides activities of the Module 3 –‘Running of the distribution network ’, illustrating the strong interdependencies between them. The construction of networks, which is part of Module 2 , is the most outsourced business in Finnish DNOs (Trygg et al 2009), while operating services seem ‘more difficult to be separated from the other processes’. The Module 1 –‘Management of the distribution system ’ can also be outsourced.…”

Section: Post‐reform Organizational Reconfigurations Of European Elmentioning

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Public Service Perspectives on Reforms of Electricity Distribution and Supply: A Modular Analysis

Dubois

Saplacan

2010

Ann Public Coop Econ

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This article analyzes organizational change in electricity distribution and retail businesses and its impact on public service issues. Organizational change has resulted from the European electricity directives, especially the EU Electricity directive 2003/54/EC, which has imposed major transformations on these activities, requiring legal unbundling of electricity distribution networks by 1 July 2007. Organizational change has also resulted from an adaptation of companies to the newly competitive environment. This has led to a diversity of organizational choices across Europe. We analyze this diversity by using a modular approach, which decomposes reforms in electricity distribution and retail into logical 'blocks'. We then examine how European countries have dealt with two policy and regulatory issues related to customer protection in that new environment: the regulation of quality of distribution, which is a task of regulators, and energy affordability policies for vulnerable customers, which are a central aspect of public service policies in the electricity sector.

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Section: Post‐reform Organizational Reconfigurations Of European Elmentioning

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Public Service Perspectives on Reforms of Electricity Distribution and Supply: A Modular Analysis

Dubois

Saplacan

2010

Ann Public Coop Econ

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“…Altogether 30 companies out of 80 network companies replied, representing some 72 per cent of the total electricity distribution network length in Finland, and 68 per cent of total number of customers connected to the electricity distribution networks. A detailed description of the inquiry is presented in reference [1].…”

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Service purchasing in electricity distribution network sector

Viljainen¹,

Tahvanainen²,

Trygg³

et al. 2009

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This paper focuses on process of service purchasing in the electricity distribution network sector in Finland. In particular, the emphasis is on the initial stage of the process, and its significance to the success of using the service option. The results presented in the paper are based on analyzing requisites for achieving satisfactory outcomes when purchasing network-related operations as services instead of doing them in-house.

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Improving the operational efficiency of fault repairing with partnership management

Salomäki¹

2013

22nd International Conference and Exhibition on Electricity Distribution (CIRED 2013)

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Questionnaire survey of services and outsourcing in Finnish distribution companies

Cited by 4 publications

References 8 publications

Public Service Perspectives on Reforms of Electricity Distribution and Supply: A Modular Analysis

Public Service Perspectives on Reforms of Electricity Distribution and Supply: A Modular Analysis

Service purchasing in electricity distribution network sector

Improving the operational efficiency of fault repairing with partnership management

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