Rynek mocy – skutki dla odbiorców energii
Power market - effects for energy consumers
Author(s): Jan RączkaSubject(s): Family and social welfare, Welfare services, Economic development, Environmental interactions
Published by: Collegium Civitas
Keywords: Energy market; power market; Demand Side Response; demand control; industrial customers; households
Summary/Abstract: The article presents how the benefits and costs associated with the introduction of the power market will be spread across the different target groups - industry, services, small and medium-sized enterprises and households. The author hypothesizes that the biggest benefits will be for large consumers (with an electrical connection of over 300 kW). However, it is difficult to point out the benefits to households. For them, avoiding the power supplies level 20 does not give any direct cash benefits, as they are not subject to energy restriction. They pay relatively high fees for providing power. They cannot in any way use the demand control to reduce their charges for power.The analysis suggests a recommendation to stimulate consumers and suppliers by strengthening the price signal as a first choice tool in energy policy.
Journal: Energetyka – Społeczeństwo – Polityka
- Issue Year: 5/2017
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 59-70
- Page Count: 12
- Language: Polish