Financing instruments and channels for the increasing production and consumption of renewable energy: Lithuanian case

Bobinaitė, Viktorija; Tarvydas, Dalius

doi:10.1016/j.rser.2014.05.039

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“…The number of cases is usually very limited, in the literature used for this paper we find between two and ten cases. For example, case studies by Hauber and Ruppert-Winkel [39], Martensson and Westerberg [47], Arentsen and Bellekom [53], Viardot et al [54], as well as by [55][56][57][58][59], while Saunders et al study two cases of innovative finance for community energy [60].…”

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Power to the people: Local community initiatives and the transition to sustainable energy

Schoor

Scholtens

2015

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

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The transition towards renewable and sustainable energy is being accompanied by a transformation of communities and neighbourhoods. This transition may have huge ramifications throughout society. Many cities, towns and villages are putting together ambitious visions about how to achieve 100% sustainable energy, energy neutrality, zero carbon emission or zero-impact of their communities. We investigate what is happening at the local community level towards realizing these ambitions from a social perspective. We use the case study approach to answer the following question: How do local community energy initiatives contribute to a decentralized sustainable energy system? We find that especially the development of a shared vision, the level of activities and the type of organisation are important factors of the strength of the 'local network'.

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confidence: 99%

Power to the people: Local community initiatives and the transition to sustainable energy

Schoor

Scholtens

2015

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

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“…Bobinaite and Tarvydas [9] analyse financing channels and instruments have an important impact on energy cost. Thus, in order to measure the impact of financing ability on e-commerce firm performance, financing channel is chosen as the control variable.…”

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Search Engine Marketing, Financing Ability and Firm Performance in E-commerce

Yang¹,

Shi²,

Wang³

2015

Procedia Computer Science

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This paper explores the relationship of search engine marketing, financing ability and e-commerce firm performance by the empirical research on China's B2C e-commerce firms. Results show that search engine marketing and business model has a strong positive relation with firm performance while financing ability has a negative effect on firm performance. It verifies the low returns to inputs in e-commerce and enlightens the managers should concentrate on business model innovation and consumer relation management.

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“…The LCOE is utilized to assess competitiveness of different energy generation options, quantifying possible gains for the project developer. The elaborated LCOE approach, which was presented in (Bobinaite &Tarvydas, 2014;Klevas, 2015), gives an opportunity to quantitatively assess the influence of certain RES support measures on cost of energy production. It provides investor with a tool which could be used to compare different RES investment projects.…”

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Microeconomic Analysis for the Formation of Renewable Energy Support Policy: the Case of Wind Power Sector in Lithuania

Klevas

Bobinaitė

Maciukaitis

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Economic research of renewable energy sources (RES) intensified in recent years through implementation of the European Union Directives and the following Regulations. Incentives for wider use of RES are declared both in the European Union and in Lithuanian laws. However, it may be stated that there is lack of research, which would give answers to questions on economic assumptions that would link energy policy to economic results and would justify benefits of the use of RES technologies on a national scale. Thus, this paper aims at presenting methodological principles of wind power technologies assessment based on economic indicators. The impact of wind power technologies implementation on the economy was estimated based on microeconomic analysis method. Levelised cost of energy approach was used to compute wind power prime cost. Economic indicators were computed. The research results disclosed that investment subsidy and feed-in tariffs are attractive support measures for the investor. They could be used to promote wind power sector development in Lithuania in the future. Energy policy decision making should be based on the economic assessment principles. Wind power support schemes and support levels should be reconsidered taking into account the net benefits of wind power technologies. Wind power technologies are beneficial to economy due to their impact on profit, income-based taxes, electricity import substitution and CO2 savings.

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Financing instruments and channels for the increasing production and consumption of renewable energy: Lithuanian case

Cited by 49 publications

References 24 publications

Power to the people: Local community initiatives and the transition to sustainable energy

Power to the people: Local community initiatives and the transition to sustainable energy

Search Engine Marketing, Financing Ability and Firm Performance in E-commerce

Microeconomic Analysis for the Formation of Renewable Energy Support Policy: the Case of Wind Power Sector in Lithuania

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