Market Stimulation of Renewable Electricity in the EU: What degree of harmonisation of support mechanisms is required?CEPS, 2005 - 56 pages |
Contents
Objectives and Instuments | 3 |
An Assessment of Market | 13 |
Empowering EU Consumers to Drive the Market for Renewable Electricity | 20 |
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achieve additional costs authorisation procedures capacity competition compliance consumers coordination cost gap deployment disclosure and verification electricity consumption electricity generation attribute electricity market electricity mix eligible emissions Emissions Trading ENEL SPA environmental EU-wide European Commission European Council facilitate favour feed-in tariffs FIT FIP FIT scheme fossil fuels grid access grid integration guarantee of origin harmonisation hydro impact implementation improve increase internal market investment subsidy issues legislation long-term market support member-state multiple counting penetration potential programme RE-GO systems reduce regional regulation regulatory reliable renewable electricity renewable energy sources renewable sources Renewables Directive 2001/77/EC renewables portfolio standard requirements RES-E plants RES-E production RES-E support RES-E targets RES-E technologies RPS scheme RPS system sector security of supply solar PV stimulation subsidiarity suppliers support mechanisms support schemes Sustainable Development Commission system operators technology-specific transmission and distribution transparency TREC wind energy wind farms wind power
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