The government introduces a subsidy scheme where renewable generators receive a subsidy payment for each MWh unit of their generation output (subsidy is in the form of $/MWh). This policy may have consequences for the prices, the producer surplus, and the energy-mix at the wholesale market in Australia. Everything else being equal, which outcomes are possible for a given trading (dispatch) period as a result of the introduction of the renewable energy subsidy? Group of answer choices It may not change the electricity wholesale price being set at the NEM in a given trading interval. It may increase the proportion of renewable energy being generated in a given trading interval. It may decrease the proportion of renewable energy being generated in a given trading interval. It may not change the proportion of renewable energy being generated in a given trading interval. It may increase the producers’ surplus for coal generators in a given trading interval. It will increase the producers’ surplus for all renewable generators in all trading intervals.

The gas station on the edge of town has gas that is 30c/gallon cheaper than my local station. I buy 10 gallons of gas a week. Assume that I value my time at $10 per hour and it takes me 1/2 hour to drive to and from the faraway station. For simplicity, assume the travel cost to the local station is zero miles and damage/depreciation of my car is trivial on the trip to the faraway station. Should I buy my gas at the faraway station? O yes no

Describe the following methods in transportation evaluation based on multiple criteria: A. Rating and ranking B. Cost effectiveness C. Evaluation as a fact-finding process D. Trade-off and balance-sheet approaches E. Evaluation of completed projects F. Evaluating effects of transportation on social and natural system

How can we determine whether the project is acceptable or not?

The Vice President of the Republic of Zambia launched a pilot project to clear canals on the Barotse flood plains in Western The pilot project estimated to cost 77 million kwacha will be implemented by China Railways and Samutala Management Services. Discus using suitable examples; 3 Secondary benefits the canal clearing project will bring to the people of Western Province.

build a modelAn industrial park is being planned for a tract of land near a river. To prevent flood damage to the industrial buildings that will be built on this low-lying land, an earthen embankment can be constructed.        The height of the embankment will be determined by an economic analysis of the costs and benefits.The following data have been gathered (Tables 1 and 2).    The embankment is expected to last 40 years and will require no maintenance.Whenever the flood water flows over the embarkment, a $310,000 in annual damages occur.        The corporation uses an interest rate of 15%         a) if they build the embarkment, what height should it have?   Table 1     Table 2     Embankment Height Above Roadway (m) Initial Cost ($)   Embankment Height Above Roadway (m) Avg Frequency That Flood Level  Will Exceed heigh of embarkment   2.0  $ 100,000.00   2.0  Once in 3 years    2.5  $ 165,000.00   2.5  Once in 8 years    3.0  $ 300,000.00   3.0  Once in 25 years    3.5…

what is the combination of 30 pounds of coffee beans and 12 pounds of nuts per day , attainable and efficient or attainable and inefficient or unatainable draw krisha and toms ppc

A construction company has to sell at least 30 and 50 from type of equipment E1 and E2. respectively. The company has 270 hours monthly workmanship totally. E1 requires 1 hours workmanship and E2 does 3 hours. The benefits from E1 and E2 are 200 and 300 TL respectively. Find the economic numbers for E1 and E2 for the maximum benefit.

First option is "rival" or "non-rival" Second option is "excludable" or "non-excludable" Third option is  "greater" or "less" Fourth option is "should" or "should not"