The actual data of year 2008 for Iranian electricity distribution units (as DMUs) have been considered.
The Iranian electricity distribution units, established in 1992, are public and operate under the supervision of TAVANIR Company1 (Iran Power Generation, Transmission, and Distribution Management Company).
Hence, similar to Sadjadi and Omrani (2008), we take account of five parameters as inputs and output data for estimating the operational efficiency of the electricity distribution units.
To discuss the performance of the proposed robust DEA based on Mulvey approach, we employ the proposed method in the real problem of electricity distribution units.
Comparing the ranking of DMUs, we found that the position of the electricity distribution units has slightly changed under different probable scenarios.
The robust DEA model based on Mulvey approach has been applied to evaluate 38 companies for Iranian electricity distribution units under imprecise data in year 2008.
For instance, the network length and transformers capacity data for electricity distribution units are capital parameters and their actual values are not often available.
Alstom, which makes high-speed trains, cruise ships and gas turbines, said it expected to close the sale of the electricity transmission and distribution unit in January.
For instance, the number of burns due to electricity is alarmingly high in Turkey, which is reported to be caused by insufficient information about the dangers of electricity; or even more likely by unsafe electrical appliances and electricity distribution.
