ECONOMICS AND ELECTRICITY
Ferdinand E. Banks
Abstract
Ferdinand E. Banks
Abstract
AbstractThe following sections are included:A Preliminary DiscussionBasic Investment TheoryExercisesThe Cost of FuelExercisesInvestment and Capital CostExercisesCapacity Factor, Efficiency and Some ThermodynamicsThe Economics of Load Division (1)ExercisesThe Economics of Load Division (2)ExercisesFinal Remarks and ConclusionsAppendix: Deriving an Important Equation, and Some Aspects of the Discount RateExercisesKey ConceptsBibliography
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AbstractThe following sections are included:A Preliminary DiscussionBasic Investment TheoryExercisesThe Cost of FuelExercisesInvestment and Capital CostExercisesCapacity Factor, Efficiency and Some ThermodynamicsThe Economics of Load Division (1)ExercisesThe Economics of Load Division (2)ExercisesFinal Remarks and ConclusionsAppendix: Deriving an Important Equation, and Some Aspects of the Discount RateExercisesKey ConceptsBibliography
Key concepts: Electricity, Economics, Engineering, Electrical engineering