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Role and objective of independent system operation

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Role and objective of independent system operation

Answer:The purpose of this report is to increase our understanding of the role that an independent system operator (ISO) will have to play in a restructured electricity industry, if it is to facilitate competition, ensure network reliability, manage transmission congestion, accommodate bilateral contracts, and provide operational support for a spot market. An ISO is an administratively created firm that is charged with the efficient day-to-day operation and control of transmission facilities and assets that are owned by electric-power companies.

An ISO is modeled as a monopolist for the following two reasons. First, a credible technology-based threat to the transmission monopoly does not exist at the  moment. Second, free market alternatives to a transmission monopoly are not  economically sustainable at present. Both reasons imply that transmission is a source  of market power. As a result, a rational electric-power company will not divest itself  voluntarily of transmission facilities and assets. Therefore, policymakers throughout the  world have ordered the effective divestiture of these facilitie and assets from the other  facilities and assets used to produce electricity and electric power.

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