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A preliminary analysis of a chosen power system, focusing on major physical, economic, and regulatory features. It includes geographical and economic information, electricity consumption and sector breakdown, installed capacity and technology mix, relevant institutions and companies, and regulatory framework. This document serves as a foundation for further analysis and understanding of the power system and its various components.
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Homework HW2. . . You have to start to describe the power system that you have chosen in a coarse form (later you will be analyzing it in more detail and you will be updating this first version). Try to include the major features that have been covered in class: physical, economic & regulatory. You are not expected to have complete answers for all these topics so early in the course, or to understand the issues involved, but make a first try. Write the document so that it can grow later, as you gather more information and understand better the issues.
Recommended length of your description: no more than 10 pages (it is fine, even better, if you describe what you have to say in less pages), Times New Roman 11 point (or similar), single space. Simple, direct writing style is fine, but, please, be careful with typos, mixspelinfs, etc. As indicated above, write the document so that it can grow, as you learn more about the course material and about the power system you have chosen. You will be using this same power system to examine the distribution network activity, generation, wholesale market, system operation, market power potential, transmission, tariffs, renewable generation, security of supply, participation in broader regional or international markets, energy efficiency measures, promotion of clean technologies, and so on.