NZ Distributed Generation is a 4-part energy market study of NZ that provides a description and strategic analysis of the factors underpinning the NZ energy market, with a particular focus on energy resources, global warming, market regulation & framework, technological developments and market pricing. The intent is to provide prospective investors with insights into the opportunities presented in this market.
The study comprises 4 parts:
Book 1 - 181 pages
Book 2 - 65 pages
Book 3 - 99 pages
Book 4 - 130 pages
Total = 475 pages
Orders at a price of $USD995 for 4 books!
The sections of the report are:
1. Executive Summary
2. Foreword
3. NZ politics
4. NZ economy
5. Executive government
6. Land Management
7. Electricity Market Framework
8. Electricity policy & regulation
9. Carbon science
10. Carbon politics
11. Carbon emissions
12. NZ energy taxation
13. Resource management
14. Investment subsidies
15. Electricity infrastructure regulation
16. Gas market policy & regulation
17. Gas infrastructure regulation
18. Retail energy market
19. Fuel resources
20. Fuel availability & utilisation
21. Renewable resources
22. Large scale power generation
23. Distributed power generation
24. NZ's power generation options
25. Solar PV Systems
26. Solar thermal systems
27. Electricity Transmission
28. Electricity Distribution
29. Gas Transmission
30. Energy Storage
31. Heat Recovery Systems
32. NZ primary energy market
33. Electricity Supply
34. Electricity Consumption
35. Demand Management
36. NZ Electricity Market
37. Electricity prices
38. Gas prices
39. Risk management
40. Network planning
41. Planning transmission infrastructure
42. Generator network access arrangements
43. The role of distributed generators (DGs)
44. Embedded or DG connection
45. Intermittent generators
46. Generator connection & dispatch
47. Plant maintenance
48. Generator connection costs
49. Renewable case studies
50. NZ power transmission
51. Distribution-retail electricity market
These topics are thoroughly discussed in this 475-page comprehensive analytical report on NZ Distributed Power.
The table of contents can be downloaded at
http://shouganai1.googlepages.com/NZDistributedPower-SET-TOC.pdf, or read our blog on the website for updates.
