Harmonizing Power Systems in the Greater Mekong Subregion: Regulatory and Pricing Measures to Facilitate Trade
Publication | February 2020
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This publication identifies bottlenecks to regional power trading in the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) and proposes solutions to overcome them.
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The six GMS countries are striving to ensure an adequate, reliable, sustainable, and affordable energy supply for all their citizens. Toward this, the GMS countries have identified power trading as a priority for regional cooperation. However, such trading currently represents less than 2% of electricity consumed in the GMS. This publication examines the regulatory and commercial barriers that are preventing a greater uptake of power trading in the region and identifies the key measures needed to overcome them.
Contents
- Regional Power Trading in the GMS: Current Situation
- Barriers to Cross-Border Trade
- Priorities for Increasing Regional Electricity Trading
- Open Access Proposals
- Methodology for Wheeling Charges
- Short-Term Bilateral Trading Measures
- Balancing Mechanism
- Conclusions and Recommendations
- Appendixes
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