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Rethinking power sector reform in the developing world /

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Main Authors: Foster, Vivien, 1968- (Author)
Corporate Authors: World Bank Group.
Group Author: Rana, Anshul
Published: World Bank Group,
Publisher Address: Washington, DC :
Publication Dates: [2020]
Literature type: Book
Language: English
Series: Sustainable infrastructure series
Subjects:
Energy industries > Deregulation > Developing countries.
Energy industries > Developing countries.
Energy policy > Developing countries.
Energy industries.
Energy industries > Deregulation.
Energy policy.
Developing countries.
Carrier Form: xxx, 324 pages : color illustrations, color map ; 27 cm.
Bibliography: Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN: 9781464814426
1464814422
Index Number: HD9502
CLC: F416.2
Call Number: F416.2/F757
Contents: Overview: key findings and policy implications -- Part I. Setting the stage -- What do we mean by power sector reform? -- How far did power sector reform spread in the developing world? -- How did political economy affect the uptake of power sector reform? -- Part II. Building blocks of reform -- What has been done to restructure utilities and improve governance? -- What has the private sector contributed? -- Did countries establish meaningful power sector regulation? -- What progress has been made with wholesale power markets? -- Part III. Gauging impact -- Did power sector reforms improve efficiency and cost recovery? -- Did power sector reform deliver better sector outcomes?

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