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Matthias Kolbe,Waldemar Hellwiged supplies. For this reason, each technology’s “competitiveness” dynamically shifts with fuel cost volatility. The use of LCOE provides a common language for understanding the economic costs of supply for firms, in addressing strategic, policy and societal issues.

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y.Provides detailed case studies illustrating how new decisi.This book examines what lies behind the uncertainties surrounding the fuel and power markets. Exploring the role of renewables and how they potentially disrupt or create opportunities, it challenges widely accepted wisdoms in investment. T

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Vom 20. Jahrhundert bis zur Gegenwart,ertainty. To reframe managerial decision-making, we redefine the energy business and link academic works to inform managerial actions under market and technological uncertainties. An overview of the book is presented, showing how the chapters are organised around thematic clusters.

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Vom 20. Jahrhundert bis zur Gegenwart, often lead managers to err in committing to sub-optimal investments, when minimising risks takes precedence over adapting in order to profit from uncertainty. To reframe managerial decision-making, we redefine the energy business and link academic works to inform managerial actions under market and

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Vom 20. Jahrhundert Bis zur Gegenwart,that technological changes initiate recursive, often tentative, shifts in fuel usage. As society locks itself into certain patterns of supplying energy, energy transitions often exact high financial and organisational costs for existing firms and society. For this reason, in order to succeed, persis

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137309372g option games reasoning, this chapter presents analyses of how symmetric or asymmetric adoption of power technologies would achieve outcomes that differ from net present values (NPVs) under specified market scenarios. Through the interacting effects of prices, volumes, and costs, often altered by r