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DG TREN
European Union’s Directorate General for Transport & Energy
that develops EU policies in the energy and transport sectors
DER
Distributed Energy Resources refer to distribution level
resources that produce electricity or actively manage consumer
demand such as solar rooftop PVs, batteries; and demand
response activities that manage hot water systems, pool pumps,
smart appliances and air conditioning control.
Deregulated Market
A “deregulated electricity market” allows for the entrance of
competitors to buy and sell electricity by permitting market
participants to invest in power plants and transmission lines
Discom
Power Distribution Company of the state, responsible
for distribution of electrical power in the region and
associated activities.
Distributed generation
Any technology that provides electricity closer to an enduser’s
site. It may involve a small on-site generating plant or fuel cell
technology
Distribution System Loss
Distribution System Losses are losses pertaining to distribution
of electricity. While technical losses are at times under the
control of utilities, non-technical losses are external forces that
impact the efficiency of the system and lead to revenue leakage
Dividend per share
Dividend per share (DPS) is the sum of declared dividends issued
by a company for every ordinary share outstanding. The figure is
calculated by dividing the total dividends paid out by a business,
including interim dividends, over a period of time by the number
of outstanding ordinary shares issued
DMO
Default market offers also known as the ‘standing offers’ are
default, government-regulated energy offers which do not
include any discount.
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Demand-side participation
Demand side participation (DSP) reflects the capability of
demand side resources (customer load reductions or generation
from customers' embedded generators) to reduce operational
demand at times of high wholesale prices or emerging reliability
issues
DOE (Philippines)
The Philippines’ Department of Energy is the executive
department of the Philippine Government responsible for
preparing, integrating, manipulating, organizing, coordinating,
supervising and controlling all plans, programs, projects and
activities of the Government relative to energy exploration,
development, utilization, distribution and conservation
Domestic consumers
Residential customers
Dual Monopoly
A situation wherein; two companies dominate the market. In
other words two companies control production and supply of
a product
EBIT
Earnings Before Interest and Taxes. EBIT may also be called
operating income; i.e. the product of the company’s industrial
and commercial activities before its financing operations are
taken into account. EBIT is a key ratio for gauging the financial
performance of companies
EBITDA
Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization.
EBITDA is a key ratio for gauging the cash flow of companies
Economic Regulation Authority
The ERA is Western Australia's independent economic regulator.
The ERA's work ensures that Western Australian consumers and
businesses have a fair, competitive and efficient environment.
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DG Competition
European Union’s Directorate General for Competition which
role is to enforce the competition rules of the Community
Treaties
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Demand response
Any program which communicates with the end-users regarding
price changes in the energy market and encourages them to
reduce or shift their consumption
