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A Primer on Climate Change and Renewable Energy Policies and Regulations: Designing Competitive and Sustainable Green Energy Markets - Couverture souple

Sul, WonJu

 
9781541294257: A Primer on Climate Change and Renewable Energy Policies and Regulations: Designing Competitive and Sustainable Green Energy Markets

Synopsis

The transition to a low carbon economy is irresistible and energy remains at the heart of global climate change solutions. Effective renewable energy policy is absolutely crucial in shaping competitive and attractive markets. However, energy markets are highly complex, living systems that involve a variety of technologies spanning a wide range of technical and economic maturity. Each market is unique so there is no one-size-fits-all policy formula that can put the global power system on a firmer path to the low carbon economy. "A Primer on Climate Change and Renewable Energy Policies and Regulations" takes a pragmatic look at the available choices and evaluates the mechanisms, key considerations, pros and cons, and examples of what worked and what did not and why.

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À propos de l'auteur

WonJu Sul is an attorney practicing in international capital markets with special focus in leveraged and acquisition finance, high yield offerings, and structured finance and products. WonJu holds J.D. cum laude from Cornell Law School, M.A. in Mathematics of Finance from Columbia University and B.A. cum laude in Operations Research and Management Science from UC Berkeley.

Product Description:

The transition to a low carbon economy is irresistible and energy remains at the heart of global climate change solutions. Effective renewable energy policy is absolutely crucial in shaping competitive and attractive markets. However, energy markets are highly complex, living systems that involve a variety of technologies spanning a wide range of technical and economic maturity. Each market is unique so there is no one-size-fits-all policy formula that can put the global power system on a firmer path to the low carbon economy. "A Primer on Climate Change and Renewable Energy Policies and Regulations" takes a pragmatic look at the available choices and evaluates the mechanisms, key considerations, pros and cons, and examples of what worked and what did not and why.

Table of Contents:

I. Introduction
II. The Need for Policy Intervention
III. Building Successful Clean Energy Policies and Regulations
A. Electricity Market Reforms
B. Electricity Market Designs
C. Selecting RE Instruments
D. Policy Goals and Evaluations
IV. Government Programs
A. Tax
B. Subsidies
C. Grants, Loans and Guarantees
D. Other Support Programs
V. Feed-In Tariffs
A. Fixed-price FIT
B. Premium-price FIT
C. Contract for Difference FIT
D. Level of Payments
E. Ancillary Features and Options
F. Parameters for Successful FIT Scheme
VI. Net Energy Metering
VII. Tendering
VIII. Quotas and Trade Systems
A. Emissions Cap-and-Trade System
B. Renewable Portfolio Standards
C. Renewable Energy Certificates

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