Electricity market in Ireland

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irish electricity market principal challenges discussion paper february 2005 contents executive summary 1 introduction characteristics 2 issues for exploration 3 legislative framework 4 structure of the 5 sources generation 6 adding capacity 7 security supply prices in ireland components competitive effects pricing sensitivity industry to changes consumption industrial pharma chem sector food beverage & tobacco electronics foreign owned service energy economic regulatory vertical separation incumbent operator divestment esb plant public obligation levy broadening geographic markets addressing legacy under investment scope regulation kyoto and climate change potential increase use chp renewables conclusions