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Final report : analysis of options for the structure of the power sector of Macedonia
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Final report : analysis of options for the structure of the power sector of Macedonia
Macedonia"s power sector is comprised of a state-owned, vertically integrated power company having some 1,400 MW of installed capacity, a small amount of hydro capacity owned by the Water Resources Department, and about 70 MW of captive generation.
1995
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Abstract
The country imports about 45% of its energy supplies. This report evaluates options for restructuring Macedonia"s power sector. Following an introduction, Section 2 provides background information on legal, economic, institutional, and political factors. Section 3 presents the rationale for restructuring, identifies international restructuring models, recounts experiences in other eastern countries, and then presents three options for restructuring: (1) a vertically integrated utility; (2) separation of generation and transmission from distribution; and (3) a state-owned holding company or division based entity. The pros and cons of these options are discussed in Section 4, while Section 5 outlines a possible implementation plan.
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