Electricity Economics and Planning (I E E Power Engineering Series)

Recent sweeping changes to the way in which the electricity supply industry is run are reflected in this new treatment of power economics and planning. Berrie's 1983 Power system economics (now out of print) was well received as a rare and lucid insight into this complex area; his new book replaces and updates it with additional consideration of issues such as short-term programmes, the effect of the markets, the use of spot or real-time pricing, consumer and demand response, privatisation, and conservation and environmental maintenance.

Also available:

Economic Evaluation of Projects in the Electricity Supply Industry - ISBN 9780863413049
Human Factors for Engineers - ISBN 9780863413292

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