Ten Principles for Power Sector Transformation in Emerging Economies: 21st Century Power Partnership

Jeffrey Logan; Ella Zhou; Amy Rose; Ilya Chernyakhovskiy; Owen Zinaman; Kubeshnie Bhugwandin; Carla Coronado; Marco Peirano; Francisco Martinez-Conde del Campo; Glaysson de Mello Muller; Maria Pereira de Araujo; Renato Simoes Machado; Thiago Teixeira; Fernando Ramones Fernandez; Patricia Statwick

doi:10.2172/1523610

Ten Principles for Power Sector Transformation in Emerging Economies: 21st Century Power Partnership

Jeffrey Logan
, Ella Zhou
, Amy Rose
, Ilya Chernyakhovskiy
, Owen Zinaman
, Kubeshnie Bhugwandin
, Carla Coronado
, Marco Peirano
, Francisco Martinez-Conde del Campo
, Glaysson de Mello Muller
, Maria Pereira de Araujo
, Renato Simoes Machado
, Thiago Teixeira
, Fernando Ramones Fernandez
, Patricia Statwick

Clean Energy Transition Partners
Eskom
Ministry of Energy (Chile)
Brazilian Energy Research Office
Iniciativa Climatica de Mexico

Research output: NLR › Technical Report

Abstract

Access to reliable, affordable electricity is a key driver of economic growth in modern economies. The electric power sector, once a predictable and slow-moving industry, is now a complex system undergoing rapid transformation. Countries are in various stages of reforming and transforming their power sectors to better incorporate modern technologies, assure reliability and affordability, reduce harmful air emissions, meet a wide range of environmental goals, and achieve critical developmental objectives. This document offers action-oriented principles for emerging economy decision makers to consider while pursuing power system transformation (PST) pathways. They are organized into three categories: I. Foundations of Power System Transformation - important framework conditions for charting PST pathways; II. Accelerating Power System Transformation -- common strategies and approaches for accelerating PST efforts; and III. Moving Forward Inclusively with Power System Transformation -- considerations for fairness and equity in PST efforts.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	16
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.2172/1523610
State	Published - 2019

NLR Publication Number

NREL/TP-6A20-73931

Keywords

flexibility
institutional change
integration
power system transformation

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Logan, J., Zhou, E., Rose, A., Chernyakhovskiy, I., Zinaman, O., Bhugwandin, K., Coronado, C., Peirano, M., Martinez-Conde del Campo, F., de Mello Muller, G., Pereira de Araujo, M., Simoes Machado, R., Teixeira, T., Ramones Fernandez, F., & Statwick, P. (2019). Ten Principles for Power Sector Transformation in Emerging Economies: 21st Century Power Partnership. https://doi.org/10.2172/1523610

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