Isabel Bartolomé Rodríguez
Biographic Data
| ID | 5802229 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Isabel Bartolomé Rodríguez |
| GIVEN NAMES | Isabel Bartolomé |
| FAMILY NAME | Rodríguez |
| SIGNATURE | RODRÍGUEZ I B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad de Sevilla |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9219-2916 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Nuclearization on the Iberian Peninsula
Because nuclear power development entails massive initial investments in power plants, along with institutional innovations in regulation, law, and basic physical infrastructure, there are strong grounds to support the pervasiveness of the central state in the industry. Furthermore, considering the scale economies in reactor installation, standardization in design, and enhanced learning by doing, little scope remains for the consideration of dece…
Water for Whom? Unravelling the Allocation of Water Storage Capacity between Irrigation and Electricity Uses in Spain during the 20th Century
This work explores the intricate dynamics of water management, energy generation, and irrigation in Spain by examining the evolving regulatory framework governing water resource allocation. It introduces a novel approach to quantify water usage and unpacks the ‘mixed uses’ category for the first time, focusing on entities holding water allocation concessions rather than mere dam ownership. Our f indings reveal the profound influence of private el…
Tan solo algunos distritos iluminados. El espejismo de la electrificación portuguesa hasta 1944
La electrificación portuguesa hasta 1944 se caracterizó por su atraso con respecto a sus vecinos hidrodependientes de la Europa meridional y por su polarización territorial en torno a los distritos de Oporto y Lisboa. Aquí se indaga en los orígenes del llamado «problema eléctrico portugués», atendiendo a su dotación específica de recursos hidráulicos, la evolución de la regulación pública del sector y, por último, la estrategia de las dos empresa…
Global strategies, differing experiences. Electricity companies in two late-industrialising countries
The article compares the performance and profitability rates of electric utility firms in Spain and Argentina from the early period of global electrification to the period following World War 2. It aims to analyse the relationship between the investment strategies of international electricity companies and local conditions in two lateindustrialising countries, and evaluate its impact on the structure and development of both electric utility syste…
The Smaller the Market, the Better the Rent Capturing
This article analyses the origin of the persistently high level of electricity prices that hampered the expansion of electricity consumption during the interwar period in Porto. Initially, the rent-seeking behaviour of both the supply firm and the City Hall at the local level affected the expansion of the local electricity market. During the 1930s, this collusion at municipal level coincided with unpredictable energy policies at state level. This…
La red nacional y la integración de los mercados eléctricos españoles durante los años de entreguerras. ¿Otra oportunidad perdida
Este artículo examina la oportunidad del tendido de una red nacional de interconexión eléctrica con anterioridad a la Guerra Civil. Estas mallas se comenzaron a tender en Francia, Suiza o Gran Bretaña durante el decenio de 1920, despertando en España un vivo interés entre los técnicos y en la propia Administración, que promovió sucesivos concursos para la información del proyecto. Sin embargo, ninguno de los planes prosperó y hubo que esperar cas…
Global strategies, differing experiences. Electricity companies in two late-industrialising countries
The article compares the performance and profitability rates of electric utility firms in Spain and Argentina from the early period of global electrification to the period following World War 2. It aims to analyse the relationship between the investment strategies of international electricity companies and local conditions in two lateindustrialising countries, and evaluate its impact on the structure and development of both electric utility syste…
La red nacional y la integración de los mercados eléctricos españoles durante los años de entreguerras. ¿Otra oportunidad perdida
Este artículo examina la oportunidad del tendido de una red nacional de interconexión eléctrica con anterioridad a la Guerra Civil. Estas mallas se comenzaron a tender en Francia, Suiza o Gran Bretaña durante el decenio de 1920, despertando en España un vivo interés entre los técnicos y en la propia Administración, que promovió sucesivos concursos para la información del proyecto. Sin embargo, ninguno de los planes prosperó y hubo que esperar cas…
Nuclearization on the Iberian Peninsula
Because nuclear power development entails massive initial investments in power plants, along with institutional innovations in regulation, law, and basic physical infrastructure, there are strong grounds to support the pervasiveness of the central state in the industry. Furthermore, considering the scale economies in reactor installation, standardization in design, and enhanced learning by doing, little scope remains for the consideration of dece…
La red nacional y la integración de los mercados eléctricos españoles durante los años de entreguerras. ¿Otra oportunidad perdida
Este artículo examina la oportunidad del tendido de una red nacional de interconexión eléctrica con anterioridad a la Guerra Civil. Estas mallas se comenzaron a tender en Francia, Suiza o Gran Bretaña durante el decenio de 1920, despertando en España un vivo interés entre los técnicos y en la propia Administración, que promovió sucesivos concursos para la información del proyecto. Sin embargo, ninguno de los planes prosperó y hubo que esperar cas…
The Smaller the Market, the Better the Rent Capturing
This article analyses the origin of the persistently high level of electricity prices that hampered the expansion of electricity consumption during the interwar period in Porto. Initially, the rent-seeking behaviour of both the supply firm and the City Hall at the local level affected the expansion of the local electricity market. During the 1930s, this collusion at municipal level coincided with unpredictable energy policies at state level. This…
Global strategies, differing experiences. Electricity companies in two late-industrialising countries
The article compares the performance and profitability rates of electric utility firms in Spain and Argentina from the early period of global electrification to the period following World War 2. It aims to analyse the relationship between the investment strategies of international electricity companies and local conditions in two lateindustrialising countries, and evaluate its impact on the structure and development of both electric utility syste…
Tan solo algunos distritos iluminados. El espejismo de la electrificación portuguesa hasta 1944
La electrificación portuguesa hasta 1944 se caracterizó por su atraso con respecto a sus vecinos hidrodependientes de la Europa meridional y por su polarización territorial en torno a los distritos de Oporto y Lisboa. Aquí se indaga en los orígenes del llamado «problema eléctrico portugués», atendiendo a su dotación específica de recursos hidráulicos, la evolución de la regulación pública del sector y, por último, la estrategia de las dos empresa…
Nuclearization on the Iberian Peninsula
Because nuclear power development entails massive initial investments in power plants, along with institutional innovations in regulation, law, and basic physical infrastructure, there are strong grounds to support the pervasiveness of the central state in the industry. Furthermore, considering the scale economies in reactor installation, standardization in design, and enhanced learning by doing, little scope remains for the consideration of dece…
Water for Whom? Unravelling the Allocation of Water Storage Capacity between Irrigation and Electricity Uses in Spain during the 20th Century
This work explores the intricate dynamics of water management, energy generation, and irrigation in Spain by examining the evolving regulatory framework governing water resource allocation. It introduces a novel approach to quantify water usage and unpacks the ‘mixed uses’ category for the first time, focusing on entities holding water allocation concessions rather than mere dam ownership. Our f indings reveal the profound influence of private el…
Economics (3 works) · Electricity (3 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Historical and socio-economic studies of Spain and related regions (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Business (2 works) · Economy (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Political science (2 works)