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How much does real GDP respond to unanticipated changes in the real price of oil? Commonly used censored VAR models suggest a substantial decline in real GDP in response to unexpected increases in the real price of oil, yet no response to unexpected declines. We show that these estimates are invalid. Based on a structural model that encompasses both symmetric and asymmetric models as special cases, correctly computed impulse responses are of roughly the same magnitude in either direction, consistent with formal tests for symmetric responses. We discuss implications for theoretical models and for policy responses to energy price shocks.
Categories: Publication;
Types: Citation;
Tags: Asymmetry,
autoregression.,
energy prices,
net increase,
oil price,
The Transmission Lines layer is a comprehensive layer consisting of market significant transmission lines in North America. Depicted lines are generally greater than 115 kV and tie major power plants to the electrical grid.
One of the characteristics of wind energy, from the grid point of view, is its non-dispatchability, i.e. generation cannot be ordered, hence integration in electrical networks may be difficult. Short-term wind power prediction-tools could make this integration easier, either by their use by the grid System Operator, or by promoting the participation of wind farms in the electricity markets and using prediction tools to make their bids in the market. In this paper, the importance of a short-term wind power-prediction tool for the participation of wind energy systems in electricity markets is studied. Simulations, according to the current Spanish market rules, have been performed to the production of different wind...
Categories: Publication;
Types: Citation;
Tags: benefits,
competitive,
electricity,
expansions,
markets,
Utah Renewable Energy Zone (UREZ) Phase 1 Transmission (SGID93 Energy)
The Transmission Lines layer is a comprehensive layer consisting of market significant transmission lines in North America. Depicted lines are generally greater than 115 kV and tie major power plants to the electrical grid.The transmission line was converted to a raster so it could be used in conjunction with other development layers for measuring the distance from development for certain coarse filters.
Point shapefile of Wind Turbine locations in Wyoming as of December 2010. Turbine location and attribute data extracted from the FAA Obstruction Evaluation Database (https://oeaaa.faa.gov/oeaaa/external/portal.jsp). The FAA requires evaluation of any wind turbine (or structure) over 200ft. Therfore any wind turbine under 200ft would not be included in this data layer. In 2008 the FAA put a focus on wind turbines creating region categories specifically for wind turbines. With this, records for wind turbines before 2008 are less inclusive. The FAA database provides no determination of Wind Turbines that have been built and Wind Turbines that are still in planning stages. Therefore this layer includes Wind Turbines...
How much does real GDP respond to unanticipated changes in the real price of oil? Commonly used censored VAR models suggest a substantial decline in real GDP in response to unexpected increases in the real price of oil, yet no response to unexpected declines. We show that these estimates are invalid. Based on a structural model that encompasses both symmetric and asymmetric models as special cases, correctly computed impulse responses are of roughly the same magnitude in either direction, consistent with formal tests for symmetric responses. We discuss implications for theoretical models and for policy responses to energy price shocks.
Categories: Publication;
Types: Citation;
Tags: Asymmetry,
autoregression.,
energy prices,
net increase,
oil price,
One of the characteristics of wind energy, from the grid point of view, is its non-dispatchability, i.e. generation cannot be ordered, hence integration in electrical networks may be difficult. Short-term wind power prediction-tools could make this integration easier, either by their use by the grid System Operator, or by promoting the participation of wind farms in the electricity markets and using prediction tools to make their bids in the market. In this paper, the importance of a short-term wind power-prediction tool for the participation of wind energy systems in electricity markets is studied. Simulations, according to the current Spanish market rules, have been performed to the production of different wind...
Categories: Publication;
Types: Citation;
Tags: benefits,
competitive,
electricity,
expansions,
markets,
The Transmission Lines layer is a comprehensive layer consisting of market significant transmission lines in North America. Depicted lines are generally greater than 115 kV and tie major power plants to the electrical grid.
The Transmission Lines layer is a comprehensive layer consisting of market significant transmission lines in North America. Depicted lines are generally greater than 115 kV and tie major power plants to the electrical grid.
This dataset is a compilation of several different datasets with a 1-mile buffer. It is used as an input for the USFWS Fuels Management Allocation and Accountability System (FAAS), which determines the percentage of the Fuels Management budget allocated to each of 8 regions. These data are valid for a period of three years, after which the FAAS model will be re-run with updated input data.
Categories: Data;
Types: ArcGIS REST Map Service,
ArcGIS Service Definition,
Citation,
Downloadable,
Map Service;
Tags: California,
Nevada,
North America,
Oregon,
United States of America,
Powerlines in the western United States. Data was obtained from the ICEBMP existing utility corridors data set and clipped to the study area boundary.
Tags: power lines,
transmission
One of the characteristics of wind energy, from the grid point of view, is its non-dispatchability, i.e. generation cannot be ordered, hence integration in electrical networks may be difficult. Short-term wind power prediction-tools could make this integration easier, either by their use by the grid System Operator, or by promoting the participation of wind farms in the electricity markets and using prediction tools to make their bids in the market. In this paper, the importance of a short-term wind power-prediction tool for the participation of wind energy systems in electricity markets is studied. Simulations, according to the current Spanish market rules, have been performed to the production of different wind...
Categories: Publication;
Types: Citation;
Tags: benefits,
competitive,
electricity,
expansions,
markets,
One of the characteristics of wind energy, from the grid point of view, is its non-dispatchability, i.e. generation cannot be ordered, hence integration in electrical networks may be difficult. Short-term wind power prediction-tools could make this integration easier, either by their use by the grid System Operator, or by promoting the participation of wind farms in the electricity markets and using prediction tools to make their bids in the market. In this paper, the importance of a short-term wind power-prediction tool for the participation of wind energy systems in electricity markets is studied. Simulations, according to the current Spanish market rules, have been performed to the production of different wind...
Categories: Publication;
Types: Citation;
Tags: benefits,
competitive,
electricity,
expansions,
markets,
How much does real GDP respond to unanticipated changes in the real price of oil? Commonly used censored VAR models suggest a substantial decline in real GDP in response to unexpected increases in the real price of oil, yet no response to unexpected declines. We show that these estimates are invalid. Based on a structural model that encompasses both symmetric and asymmetric models as special cases, correctly computed impulse responses are of roughly the same magnitude in either direction, consistent with formal tests for symmetric responses. We discuss implications for theoretical models and for policy responses to energy price shocks.
Categories: Publication;
Types: Citation;
Tags: Asymmetry,
autoregression.,
energy prices,
net increase,
oil price,
This data set contains individual adult bighorn sheep entry and exit/censor times for 3 disease states and 2 mortality states: susceptible, infected and recovered and disease-caused death and non-disease related death. These times are used in a time-to-event analysis that employs a mixture model approach to characterize transition rates between states.
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