CBET Information Database
Global Literature on Cross border Electricity Trade
- Greater Mekong Sub-Region Power Trade and Interconnection: 2 decades of cooperation. Click Here
- Perspectives in regulating a regional electricity market: the ECOWAS experience. Click Here
- Energy security in Asia: Prospects for regional cooperation (ADB economics working paper series). Click Here
- Work Program 2018: Nordic Energy Regulators (NordREG)". Click Here
- 5th high-level meeting of regional associations of emerging markets: RAERESA’s activities and priority areas. Click Here
- Working paper: Regional integration in Southern Africa-A platform for electricity sustainability. Click Here
- ESMAP Transmission & Trading Case Study: The Potential of Regional Power Sector Integration: South African Power Pool (SAPP). Click Here
- Regional Power Sector Integration Lessons from Global Case Studies and a Literature Review (World Bank) . Click Here
SAARC Region Literature on Cross border Electricity Trade
- Harmonizing electricity laws in South Asia: Recommendations to implement the SAARC Framework Agreement on Energy Trade (Electricity). Click Here
- Cross-Border Power Trading in South Asia: A Techno Economic Rationale (ADB South Asia working paper series). Click Here
- Draft SEC Study to Develop a Template for a Dispute Settlement Mechanism between SAARC Member States regarding the Interpretation and Implementation of the SAARC Framework Agreement for Energy Cooperation (Electricity). Click Here
- Draft SEC Study on Action Paper on Assessing the Gaps in Current Laws and Regulations regarding Cross-Border Trade and Exchange of Electricity. Click Here
- SAARC Framework Agreement for Energy Cooperation (Electricity). Click Here
- SAARC Regional Energy Trade Study (SRETS 2010): SAARC Secretariat and ADB. Click Here
- SAARC Study on Standardization of Technical Data Required for Regional Power Interconnection & Power Trading. Click Here
- Compendium of Electricity Regulations of South Asian countries, Prepared by USAID SARI/EI. Click Here