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Empirical study on the technical efficiency and total factor productivity of power industry: Evidence from Chinese provinces

Wei Wei, Ying Han, Mohammad Abedin, Jingjing Ma, Shanglei Chai

Energy Economics, Volume: 128, Start page: 107161

Swansea University Author: Mohammad Abedin

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DOI (Published version): 10.1016/j.eneco.2023.107161

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With government policy reviews of renewable energy, environmental regulation and climate change, the energy-based power industry has received much attention. To explore the inherent characteristics of technical efficiency and total factor productivity in Chinese power industry, we use DEA-BCC and DE...

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ISSN: 0140-9883
Published: Elsevier BV 2023
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title_short Empirical study on the technical efficiency and total factor productivity of power industry: Evidence from Chinese provinces
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description With government policy reviews of renewable energy, environmental regulation and climate change, the energy-based power industry has received much attention. To explore the inherent characteristics of technical efficiency and total factor productivity in Chinese power industry, we use DEA-BCC and DEA-Malmquist models to exam the regional disparities of energy efficiency in 30 provinces based on the Yearbook database from 1998 to 2017. The market technical efficiency and environment technical efficiency were compared from the power generation link, the power network link and the comprehensive performance, respectively. Although the empirical results indicate that the Chinese power industry presents the development pattern of "emphasizing market over environment", the green technology and renewable energy are the waves of future and the practices of environmental regulations have borne some fruit actually. In addition, the power market reform in power industry actually works out but lacks of long-term incentives for continuous progress. The research conclusions can ravel out the complex strong correlation system in power industry and help to make targeted efficiency promotion strategies, which is in line with other energy policy goals.
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