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[Report]

Looking Ahead - Operating Generation as a Fleet

Published: 2006/01

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Table of Contents

  • Table of Contents
  • Energy Insights Opinion
  • In This Report
  • Situation Overview
    • Introduction
    • Current Industry Dynamics
      • Business Environment
        • Energy Prices Will Remain High; It Is a Matter of Supply and Demand
        • Figure: Business Environment - High and Volatile Energy Prices
        • Market Development Remains Spotty and Subject to Changing Rules
        • Figure: Existing and Proposed Regional Transmission Organizations and Independent System Operators in North America
        • Concerns About Climate Change Have Spawned Environmental Initiatives
      • Business Drivers
        • The Rising Cost of Fuel Has Impacted Financial Performance
        • Figure: Worldwide and North America Generation by Fuel Type, 2003
        • Figure: Utility and Independent Power Producer Revenue and Net Income, 1Q03-3Q05
        • The Aging of Workforce and Assets Is Challenging Generation
        • Table: Age of Generation Plants by Fuel Type
        • Environmental Concerns Are Driving Investment in Controls
    • Business Strategies
    • Figure: Strategies in Operating Generation as a Fleet
      • Improving Unit Efficiency
      • Rightsizing Maintenance Inventory
      • Sharing Maintenance Best Practices
      • Managing the Workforce
      • Operating the Fleet Within the Market
      • When Deciding Where to Focus Efforts, Fuel Matters
      • Figure: Production Costs by Category and Fuel Type
      • Figure: Power Generations Strategies by Fuel Type
  • Future Outlook
    • Industry Impact
      • Fleet Management Practices Will Become an Industry Standard
      • Centers of Excellence Will Advance Efficient Operation of Generation
      • Competitive Generators Will Increase the Use of Fleet Analytics
    • Technology and Vendors
    • Figure: The Fading Line Between Engineering and Information Technology
    • Figure: Examples of Vendors of Controls, Applications and Infrastructure
      • The Line Between Engineering Technology and Information Technology Is Fading
      • As Technologies Converge, Attention to Security Is Required
  • Essential Guidance
    • Actions to Consider
      • Companies Owning Generation
      • Vendors of Information Technology
  • Learn More
    • Related Research
    • Synopsis
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[Report]
Looking Ahead - Operating Generation as a Fleet
Published: 2006/01
Published by : Energy Insights Energy Insights

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