Hotel New Ohtani, Beijing, China, May 14-16, 2001

Papers

Economic Considerations: An overview & background on power markets and pricing principles, with focus on international trading, institutional considerations for international electricity trade
By: Karsten Neuhoff

Environmental Aspects of Electricity Grid Interconnection in Northeast Asia
By: David Streets

National perspectives from the Northeast Asian region: Far East Russia
By: Sergei Podkovalnikov

National perspectives from the Northeast Asian region: Republic of Korea
By: D.W. Park

National perspectives from the Northeast Asian region: China
By: Xiaoxin Zhou

Grid Stability and Safety Issues Associated with Nuclear Power Plants
By: John Bickel

National perspectives from the NEA region: Japan
By: Yasumasa Fujii

National perspectives from the NEA region: Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
By: Kyong Nam Ri

Local Perspectives on Power Grid Interconnection in Northeast Asia: Background and Perspectives from Liaoning Province, China
By: Ge Weichun

Power Grid Interconnection in Northeast Asia: Background and Perspectives from the Electric Power Companies in Japan
By: Fumio Arakawa

Basic principles of interstate electrical power links organization in Northeast Asia region
By: Lev A. Koshcheev

Power Generation & Stability Issues in the Republic of Korea: Constraints & choices for interconnection of power grids
By: J.K. Park

Costs & Benefits of Power Grid Connection
By: David Von Hippel

Application of the Kyoto Mechanisms in Power Grid Interconnection in Northeast Asia
By: Hyo-Sun Kim

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