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Hans De Keulenaer

Impact of market liberalisation | Leonardo ENERGY - 0 views

  • Liberalization has improved the administrative efficiency of the electricity system, but what has been its impact on technical performance? Energy efficiency of the distribution system, its technical quality of supply and environmental performance are issues which where largely conspicuous in their absence in the debate, but maybe it is time to address them now. A discussion paper from Leonardo ENERGY.
Hans De Keulenaer

Distribution transformer efficiency in a liberalised market | Leonardo ENERGY - 0 views

  • A widespread use of high efficiency transformers could save the world 100 TWh/year. Under normal conditions, purchasing high efficiency transformers is both economically and environmentally sound. In the liberalized European energy market however, the regulatory and financial framework obstructs utility companies from making long term investments like purchasing high efficient transformers. National regulators put pressure on utility companies to do cost cutting and do not compensate with sufficient incentives for energy efficiency. According to this paper, there is a heterogeneous treatment between generation on renewable energy and transformer efficiency. Yet the greenest kWh is still the one that is saved, even when it is compared to a kWh derived from a renewable source.
Hans De Keulenaer

Liberalization of electricity market scrutinised | Leonardo ENERGY - 0 views

  • Throughout the world, the deregulation of utilities like gas, railway, water and telephone is at the centre of many governments’ economic policy. The liberalisation process of electricity, however, is slower than anticipated. Both in Europe and North-America, for various reasons, a full-scale implementation of the liberalization of the market is being hindered. A lack of sufficient physical capacity to allow cross-border trade of electricity is only one of those reasons. In the long run, the prices of electricity can't be expected to go down. Or will they? A reflection based on the discussions at the World Forum on Energy Regulation, Rome, October 5-9, 2003.
Intesab Husain

Ceiling Mount PIR Occupancy Sensor For Office Cabin And Office Rooms | PAMMVI - 0 views

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    Steinel German quality 230v 50Hz PIR occupancy sensor and presence detector for office cabins and rooms
Intesab Husain

High Ceiling Mount PIR Motion Detector For Factory Godown and Warehouse | PAMMVI - 0 views

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    230v 50Hz 360° High Ceiling mount Passive Infrared PIR motion detector for factory godown and warehouse lighting control
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