Automated Author ProfileO'Connell, Stephen D.
O'Connell, Stephen D.
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Current S-Index: 2.9 (sum of 3 datasets Dataset Index scores)
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We estimate the effects of electricity shortages on Indian manufacturers, instrumenting with supply shifts from hydroelectric power availability. We estimate that India's average reported level of shortages reduces the average plant's revenues and producer surplus by 5 to 10 percent, but average productivity losses are significantly smaller because most inputs can be stored during outages. Shortages distort the plant size distribution, as there are significant economies of scale in generator costs and shortages more severely affect plants without generators. Simulations show that offering interruptible retail electricity contracts could substantially reduce the impacts of shortages. (JEL D24, L60, L94, O13, O14, Q41)
Authors
- Allcott, Hunt ;
- Collard-Wexler, Allan ;
- O'Connell, Stephen D.
We estimate the effects of electricity shortages on Indian manufacturers, instrumenting with supply shifts from hydroelectric power availability. We estimate that India's average reported level of shortages reduces the average plant's revenues and producer surplus by 5 to 10 percent, but average productivity losses are significantly smaller because most inputs can be stored during outages. Shortages distort the plant size distribution, as there are significant economies of scale in generator costs and shortages more severely affect plants without generators. Simulations show that offering interruptible retail electricity contracts could substantially reduce the impacts of shortages. (JEL D24, L60, L94, O13, O14, Q41)
Authors
- Allcott, Hunt ;
- Collard-Wexler, Allan ;
- O'Connell, Stephen D.
We estimate the effects of electricity shortages on Indianmanufacturers, instrumenting with supply shifts from hydroelectricpower availability. We estimate that India's average reported level ofshortages reduces the average plant's revenues and producer surplusby 5 to 10 percent, but average productivity losses are significantlysmaller because most inputs can be stored during outages. Shortagesdistort the plant size distribution, as there are significant economiesof scale in generator costs and shortages more severely affect plantswithout generators. Simulations show that offering interruptibleretail electricity contracts could substantially reduce the impacts ofshortages. (JEL D24, L60, L94, O13, O14, Q41)
Authors
- Allcott, Hunt ;
- Collard-Wexler, Allan ;
- O'Connell, Stephen D.