Learning from Developing Country Power Market Experiences : The Case of the Philippines
Deep reforms of the Philippine power sector began in 2001, aiming at competitive wholesale and retail markets. This case study analyzes the Philippine experience with wholesale electricity markets at the generation level, including design, implementation, and outcomes. The spot market began operation in 2006, amidst adequate generation capacity albeit highly concentrated among few players. The reforms have successfully introduced market-driven forces to system operation and spot price signals for investments.
Document TypeCase Studies
LanguageEnglish
File TypePDF
KeywordPower Market
ContributorWorld Bank Group (WBG)
Country
RegionEast Asia & Pacific