Fixed feed-in tariff versus premium: A review of the current Spanish system

Schallenberg-Rodríguez, Julieta; Haas, Reinhard

doi:10.1016/j.rser.2011.07.155

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“…7 However, Rencher and Larson [24] have shown that stepwise methods have a high risk of selecting spurious variables, unless the sample size is very large. For this reason we also have estimated 5 This assumption means that the conditional probability P t cannot depend on contemporaneous values of the components of the vector of explanatory variables.…”

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“…6 Any twice continuously differentiable cumulative distribution function could be employed. 7 In the stepwise procedure variables are added one at a time, and at each step, …”

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“…Particularly relevant design elements in this context are technology-specific fixedetariffs, poor prices, degression, reductions of support over time for existing plants, long duration of support and support falling on consumers. Schallenberg-Rodriguez and Haas [7] analyze and compare the two alternatives (fixed feedein tariff and premium) offered by the Spanish government while Dong [8] analyzes the effectiveness of FiT and renewable portfolio standard (RPS) in the development of wind generation. He finds that FiT policies have a positive effect on RES development while RPS policies have a negative effect.…”

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Probabilities to adopt feed in tariff conditioned to economic transition: A scenario analysis

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a b s t r a c tIn this paper we analyze the factors behind the adoption of Feedein Tariff and we estimate the probabilities that countries not yet adopted the FiT will propose it under different scenario hypotheses. We estimate a panel probit model to a set of 43 countries using annual data covering the period 1980e2008. We employ the binary time series of adoption of the FeedeineTariff as outcome variable and control for a set of economics, environmental and generation factors. Results demonstrate that adoption of FiT depends by various factors. Furthermore, we highlights that one of the main factors is the economic growth. The frequency with which the developed countries adopt the FiT is significantly higher than in developing countries and the probability to adopt FiT increases as income grows up.

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“…6 Any twice continuously differentiable cumulative distribution function could be employed. 7 In the stepwise procedure variables are added one at a time, and at each step, …”

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“…Schallenberg-Rodriguez and Haas [16] also raised a suggestion through the experience of implementing FIT and premium system in Spain. According to the experience in Spain, different types of renewable energy might be applied to different systems.…”

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Comparing feed-in tariff incentives in Taiwan and Germany

Liou¹

2015

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

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“…Un fixed feed-in tariff es una tarifa fija que es pagada a todos los generadores renovables que inyectan su energía a la red en lugar del precio de electricidad; un feed-in premium, es un monto fijo pagado de forma adicional al precio de electricidad mayorista [11], [12], [13]. La mayoría de los países Europeos y algunos estados de Canadá y Estados Unidos han optado por un fixed feed-in tariff, en tanto sólo unos pocos han optado por un feed-in premium, tal es el caso de España, Dinamarca y Holanda.…”

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The effects of decarbonisation policies on the electricity sector

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Dyner

2015

IEEE Latin Am. Trans.

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This paper presents a simulation model for assessing the effects of a feed-in tariff and a carbon market with carbon price floor on: the security of supply, emission reduction, and cost of the system. The model is a power capacity expansion model based on system dynamics methodology. The results show that a feed-in tariff is a better policy instrument for reaching emission reduction to a lower cost; however the security of supply is reduced, in particular the gas load factor is reduced considerably during the simulation period. It is necessary to simulate other policies for guarantying the security of supply as a capacity mechanism or a demand side management measure. The model is applied to British electricity market.

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Fixed feed-in tariff versus premium: A review of the current Spanish system

Cited by 86 publications

References 22 publications

Probabilities to adopt feed in tariff conditioned to economic transition: A scenario analysis

Probabilities to adopt feed in tariff conditioned to economic transition: A scenario analysis

Comparing feed-in tariff incentives in Taiwan and Germany

The effects of decarbonisation policies on the electricity sector

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