In this paper, the generation of clean energy using waves telluric movements is studied. The characteristics earthquakes are described, including types and power these waves. Following, equations that describe how kinetic transforms into potential energy, a mechanism takes advantage effect to produce described. physical properties for determined, an approximation electricity could computed. Cur...

The investment problem faced by producers in deregulated electricity markets contains high uncertainties about the future. It can also be seen as a game, as only a small number of large players act in the market. A dynamic stochastic oligopoly model to describe the production and investment in such a situation is developed and applied to the Finnish electricity market. The demand growth rate is...

The Ohaaki Geothermal field is situated in the Taupo Volcanic Zone of New Zealand. It was the second geothermal field in New Zealand to be developed and is used primarily for electricity generation. Wells were first drilled in the Ohaaki field during the early 1960’s. After a period of well testing following drilling, there was a long period of field recovery until steam production for electric...

Cogeneration of electricity and desalinised water for water production is an accepted principle in many countries. However, there is an opportunity to extend the concept to obtain greater efficiencies by reassessing the desalination paradigm. The new paradigm considers desalination as only part of the saline water processing chain. It looks at value-adding opportunities through further processi...

Electricity energy generation and its supply through electricity networks is mainly organized in a top-down, centralized manner. Energy consumption can be predicted quite accurately at a high level, and this forms the basis for pre-scheduling the production by large power plants. Only few actors are involved in the generation, trade, and transportation of electricity, but this is changing rapid...