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| 100 | 1 | _aCamos, Daniel. | |
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_aShedding Light on Electricity Utilities in the Middle East and North Africa : _bInsights from a Performance Diagnostic. |
| 250 | _a1st ed. | ||
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_aChicago : _bWorld Bank Publications, _c2017. |
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| 300 | _a1 online resource (259 pages) | ||
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| 490 | 1 | _aDirections in Development;Directions in Development - Energy and Mining Series | |
| 505 | 0 | _aFront Cover -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- About the Authors -- Abbreviations -- Introduction -- The Region's Electricity Challenge -- The New MENA Electricity Database -- The Structure and Content of the Report -- Notes -- References -- Part 1 How Do MENA's Electricity Utilities Perform? -- Chapter 1 Quasi-Fiscal Deficits in MENA's Power Sector -- Economy-Level Results -- Utility-Level Results -- What Can Be Done about Underpricing in MENA Economies? -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 2 Comparing the Region's Performance with the Rest of the World -- Summary of Results and Overall Assessment -- Detailed Comparisons for Selected Indicators -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Chapter 3 A Dynamic Look at MENA Performance over Five Years -- Data Challenges -- Indicator Trends with All Utilities Aggregated -- Indicator Trends Disaggregated by Utility Type -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Chapter 4 A Multi-Indicator Approach to Analyzing Utility Performance -- Methodology -- Data Considerations -- Distribution Utilities: Average Rank Score -- Generation Utilities: Average Rank Score -- Vertically Integrated Utilities: Average Rank Score -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Chapter 5 Drivers of Utility Performance: Institutional and Contextual Characteristics -- Potential Determinants of Utility Performance -- Summary of Results -- Statistically Significant Differences between Subgroups of Characteristics -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Part 2 What Do the Country Case Studies Tell Us? -- Chapter 6 The Urgent Need for Sector Reforms: The Case of the Arab Republic of Egypt -- Electricity Generation -- Electricity Transmission -- Electricity Distribution -- Comparison of Egyptian Generation Utilities -- Comparison of Egyptian Distribution Utilities -- Evolution of Egypt's Electricity Sector since 2014 -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References. | |
| 505 | 8 | _aChapter 7 Harvesting Results from a Restructuring of the Power Sector: The Case of Jordan -- Electricity Generation -- Electricity Transmission -- Electricity Distribution -- Electricity Tariffs between Utilities -- Comparison of Jordanian Generation Utilities -- Comparison of Jordanian Distribution Utilities -- Evolution of Jordan's Electricity Sector since 2014 -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 8 Benefits and Challenges of Multiservice Providers: The Case of Morocco -- Electricity Generation -- Electricity Transmission -- Electricity Distribution -- Comparison of Moroccan Generation Utilities -- Comparison of Moroccan Distribution Utilities -- Evolution of Morocco's Electricity Sector since 2014 -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 9 A Remarkably Sophisticated Power Market: The Case of Oman -- Electricity Generation -- Electricity Transmission -- Electricity Distribution -- Comparison of Generation Utilities in Oman -- Comparison of Distribution Utilities in Oman -- Evolution of Oman's Electricity Sector since 2014 -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 10 Synopses of the Case Studies -- Introduction -- Arab Republic of Egypt: An Urgent Need for Sector Reforms -- Jordan: Harvesting Results from a Restructuring of the Power Sector -- Morocco: Benefits and Challenges of Multiservice Providers -- Oman: A Remarkably Sophisticated Power Market -- Note -- Conclusion -- Cutting Hidden Costs in the Power Sector Is Key to Financing Sorely Needed Investment -- Underpricing Is the Major Source of Inefficiencies, Although Otherwise Inefficiencies Are Economy and Utility Specific -- MENA's Power Sector Must Match Its Technical Success with Improvements in Commercial and Financial Management -- Well-Targeted Institutional and Economic Reforms Would Boost MENA's Power Sector. | |
| 505 | 8 | _aThe Case Studies Yield Valuable Insights on the Variety and Nature of Reform Paths -- More Systematic Monitoring of Power Sector Performance Is Needed -- Appendix A Manual of Indicators and Data Sources -- Appendix B Utilities Considered and Their Basic Characteristics -- Appendix C Quasi-Fiscal Deficit: Hypothesis and Methodology -- Appendix D Methodology for the Analysis of Drivers of Performance -- Appendix E Core Values for MENA Indicators -- Box -- Box I.1 The MENA Electricity Database -- Figures -- Figure 1.1 The Quasi-Fiscal Deficit as a Percentage of GDP, 14 MENA Economies, 2013 -- Figure 1.2 Comparison of Average End-User and Cost-Recovery Tariffs in MENA, 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Figure 2.1 OPEX per Connections for Distribution and Vertically Integrated Utilities in MENA (), 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Figure 2.2 OPEX per Kilowatt Hour Sold (), MENA, 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Figure 2.3 Residential Connections per Full-Time Equivalent Employee for Distribution and Vertically Integrated Utilities, MENA, 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Figure 2.4 Distribution Losses of Distribution Utilities and Vertically Integrated Utilities in MENA (%), 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Figure 2.5 Energy Sales Volume per Connection for Distribution and Vertically Integrated Utilities in MENA (kWh), 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Figure 2.6 Total Billing per Connection for Distribution and Vertically Integrated Utilities in MENA (), 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Figure 2.7 Collection Rates for Distribution and Vertically Integrated Utilities in MENA (%), 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12). | |
| 505 | 8 | _aFigure 2.8 OPEX Recovery from Sales for Distribution and Vertically Integrated Utilities, MENA (%), 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Figure 2.9 Sales as a Share of Total Costs for Distribution and Vertically Integrated Utilities, MENA (%), 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Figure 2.10 Accounts Receivable to Sales for Distribution and Vertically Integrated Utilities Utilities in MENA (days), 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Figure 2.11 Ratio of Debt to Equity across Utility Types in MENA (%), 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Figure 2.12 Ratio of Current Assets to Current Liabilities: Selected Utilities of All Types, MENA (%), 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Figure 2.13 Return on Assets: Selected Utilities of All Types, MENA (%), 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Figure 2.14 Return on Equity for Selected Utilities of All Types in MENA (%), 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Figure 6.1 Electricity Sector Organization, Arab Republic of Egypt -- Figure 6.2 Share of Technology Type in Generating Electricity, Arab Republic of Egypt, 2013 -- Figure 6.3 Energy Sold from Distribution Utilities by Sector (medium- and low-voltage consumers), Arab Republic of Egypt, 2013 -- Figure 7.1 Electricity Sector Organization, Jordan, 2014 -- Figure 7.2 Share of Fuel Type in Electricity Generation, Jordan, 2009-13 -- Figure 7.3 Volume of Energy Distributed by Sector, Jordan, 2013 -- Figure 8.1 Electricity Sector Organization, Morocco -- Figure 8.2 Generated Electricity in Morocco, by Technology Share, 2013 -- Figure 8.3 Share of Volume of Energy Distributed, by Sector, Morocco, 2013 -- Figure 9.1 Electricity Sector Organization, Oman -- Figure 9.2 Share of Energy Distributed, by Consumer Sector, Oman, 2013 -- Tables. | |
| 505 | 8 | _aTable 1.1 Quasi-Fiscal Deficit Calculations at the Economy Level, 2013 (except as noted) -- Table 1.2 Quasi-Fiscal Deficit Calculations at the Utility Level, Selected Utilities across MENA, 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Table 1.3 Comparison of Utility- and Economy-Level Quasi-Fiscal Deficits for Economies with One Utility, 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Table 1.4 Comparison of Economy- and Utility-Level Quasi-Fiscal Deficits for Economies with Multiple Utilities, 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Table 1.5 Average Electricity Tariffs for MENA Economies and Comparison with Non-MENA Economies -- Table 1.6 Drivers of Electricity Tariff Design in MENA Economies -- Table 2.1 Comparing the Median Performance of Selected MENA and Non-MENA Utilities, 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Table 2.2 OPEX per Connection for MENA and Non-MENA Utilities, 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Table 2.3 OPEX per kWh Sold for MENA and Non-MENA Utilities, 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Table 2.4 Residential Connections per Full-Time Equivalent Employee for MENA and Non-MENA Utilities, 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Table 2.5 Distribution Losses in MENA and Non-MENA Utilities, 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Table 2.6 Volume of Energy Sold per Connection for MENA and Non-MENA Utilities, 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Table 2.7 Total Billing per Connection for MENA and Non-MENA Utilities, 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Table 2.8 Collection Rates for MENA and Non-MENA Utilities, 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12) -- Table 2.9 OPEX Recovery as a Share of Sales (%) for MENA and Non-MENA Utilities, 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12). | |
| 505 | 8 | _aTable 2.10 Energy Sales as a Share of Total Costs (%) for MENA and Non-MENA Utilities, 2013 (or most recent year with data, 2009-12). | |
| 588 | _aDescription based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources. | ||
| 590 | _aElectronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2024. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries. | ||
| 650 | 0 | _aElectric utilities-Middle East. | |
| 650 | 0 | _aElectric utilities-Africa, North. | |
| 650 | 0 | _aEnergy policy-Middle East. | |
| 650 | 0 | _aEnergy policy-Africa, North. | |
| 655 | 4 | _aElectronic books. | |
| 700 | 1 | _aBacon, Robert. | |
| 700 | 1 | _aEstache, Antonio. | |
| 700 | 1 | _aMahgoub Hamid, Mohamad. | |
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