On the other hand, D'Sa (2005) has reviewed several definitions of IRP and has summarized an approach that takes into account both the options on the supply and demand to meet the need of a resource, looking to minimize costs corresponding to the business and society. This alternative approach, as applied to the electricity sector, can be described as an approach whereby the estimated requirements of electric utilities during the planning period are coupled with the lowest cost combination of supply and efficient end-use of energy; it also incorporates issues, such as equity, environmental protection, reliability, and other specific objectives of the countries or regions being analyzed.
On the other hand, D'Sa (2005) has reviewed several definitions of IRP and has summarized an approach that takes into account both the options on the supply and demand to meet the need of a resource, looking to minimize costs corresponding to the business and society. This alternative approach, as applied to the electricity sector, can be described as an approach whereby the estimated requirements of electric utilities during the planning period are coupled with the lowest cost combination of supply and efficient end-use of energy; it also incorporates issues, such as equity, environmental protection, reliability, and other specific objectives of the countries or regions being analyzed.
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