Published 1995 | Version v1
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Strategies for sustainable development of the Polish electric power system

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Priorities and limitations for changes and power demand forecasts are described. Results of least-cost planning for existing power plant modernization and generation expansion with environment impact are presented. The lowest cost strategy is given by the optimal upgrades of older plants until the year 2002 and by gas unit expansion. The limited availability of gas after 2010 will lead to the construction of new coal-fired plants. An integrated resources planning methodology is also proposed which includes dynamic optimization of supply and demand side options; its feasibility as applied to Poland is assessed. Innovative mechanisms to overcome barriers to development like long-term contracts and decentralization of the power system planning process, are also presented. 2 figs., 3 tabs

Part of:
Designing a sustainable electric system for the 21. Century. 5 sessions

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Publishing Information

Publisher
UNIPEDE.
Imprint Place
Paris (France)
Imprint Title
Designing a sustainable electric system for the 21. Century. Session 4: Technology for supplying electricity in developing and transitional economies
Imprint Pagination
158 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 33-39.

Conference

Title
New Electricity 21 Conference on Designing a Sustainable Electric System for the 21. Century.
Dates
22-24 May 1995.
Place
Paris (France).

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