There exists the possibility of interfuel substitution in the generation of electrical energy. The responsiveness of the demand for various fossil fuels by electric utilities, given this economic fact, is investigated. Using aggregate time series data. the results indicate that the responsiveness o
On the stability of electric utility fossil fuel demand
โ Scribed by Noel D. Uri
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1982
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 612 KB
- Volume
- 5
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0378-7796
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โฆ Synopsis
The wew that the regzonal demand for fossd fuels by electric utlhtzes in the United States zs characterized by stable relationships ~s subjected to an objectwe statzst~cal test The test utd~zes a statzsttc whzch equals the ratio of the sum of squared residuals of one period predzctzon from the k + 1 perzod to the rth period to the sum of squared reszduals of one period predzctzon from the k + 1 to the Tth period, where k ts the number of estzmated coeffzclents m the model and T ~s the sample szze The results suggest, for the period 1973 1978, that the fosszl fuel demand functlons m Regzon H and Region VIII and the coal demand function zn Regzon X became unstable around 1977 For the other regions, the results mdzcate no appreczable (stattstzcally slgmfzcant) change ~n the relatwe zmportance of the underlying determinants of the demand for fossd fuels
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