Prepaid Meters in Electricity: A Cost–Benefit Analysis
Edward Elgar Publishing eBooksPublished 28 February 2011
Ariel A. Casarín, Luciana A. Nicollier
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6. Prepaid meters in electricity: a cost–benefit analysis Ariel A. Casarín and Luciana Nicollier The concerns for universal service in utilities have motivated firms and regulators to identify technological and regulatory options aimed at encourag...
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