TY - BOOK
T1 - Action plan for deriving dynamic RES-E policies
AU - White, Sara
AU - Huber, Claus
AU - Faber, Thomas
AU - Haas, Reinhard
AU - Resch, Gustav
AU - Green, John
AU - Olz, Samanta
AU - Cleijne, Hans
AU - Ruijgrok, Walter
AU - Morthurst, Poul Erik
AU - Skytte, Klaus
AU - Gual, Miguel
AU - del Rio, Pablo
AU - Hernandez, Felix
AU - Tacsir, Andres
AU - Ragwitz, Mario
AU - Schleich, Joachim
AU - Orasch, Wolfgang
AU - Bokemann, Marcus
AU - Lins, Christine
PY - 2011/2/9
Y1 - 2011/2/9
N2 - The core objective of this project is to facilitate a continuous and significant increase in the share of RESE with minimal costs to European citizen. To identify the most important strategies (e.g. Tradable Green Certificates, Feed-In Tariffs, Investment Subsidies, Emissions Trading, CO2-taxes) in a dynamic way the computer-based toolbox Green-X has been developed. Although within the scope of this project it has not been feasible to investigate all possible issues within this field, the cases analysed cover not only the needs and opportunities at the level of the national Member States, but also those at the level ofthe EU. However, the most important ones have been treated thoroughly. This report, which is the final outcome from the Green-X project (Contract No: ENG2-CT-2002- 00607), with funding from the European Commission, DG Research, provides recommendations on the way forward for the promotion of renewable energy for electricity generation in the EU. It is addressed primarily to energy policy maker, as well as to other people interested in renewable energy and energy policy.
AB - The core objective of this project is to facilitate a continuous and significant increase in the share of RESE with minimal costs to European citizen. To identify the most important strategies (e.g. Tradable Green Certificates, Feed-In Tariffs, Investment Subsidies, Emissions Trading, CO2-taxes) in a dynamic way the computer-based toolbox Green-X has been developed. Although within the scope of this project it has not been feasible to investigate all possible issues within this field, the cases analysed cover not only the needs and opportunities at the level of the national Member States, but also those at the level ofthe EU. However, the most important ones have been treated thoroughly. This report, which is the final outcome from the Green-X project (Contract No: ENG2-CT-2002- 00607), with funding from the European Commission, DG Research, provides recommendations on the way forward for the promotion of renewable energy for electricity generation in the EU. It is addressed primarily to energy policy maker, as well as to other people interested in renewable energy and energy policy.
UR - http://www.green-x.at
M3 - Commissioned report
BT - Action plan for deriving dynamic RES-E policies
PB - University of Technology Energy Economics Group
CY - Vienna, Austria
ER -