Public Policy Influence on Renewable Energy Investments A Longitudinal Study Across OECD Countries

Polzin, Friedemann; Migendt, Michael; Taübe, Florian; Flotow, Paschen von

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“…The authors have come to a conclusion, that green energy is not that efficient, as it seems to be in Australia, but the analysis provided hereabove only demonstrates challenges, but misses such significant positive effects as the new jobs in the country (Thomas et al 2010; Renewable energy jobs: future growth in Australia 2016; IRENA 2020; CSIRO 2007), the economic drivers' creation through green energy investments (Polzin et al 2014), tourism development, which could have been a new driver for the states' economy (Ruhanen and McLennan 2009;Hajkowicz et al 2013).…”

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Australia’s green energy development strategy

Mekhdiev¹,

Guliev²,

Benashvili³

2021

Polityka Energetyczna – Energy Policy Journal

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Today green energy agenda is in the lead position in the media space and scientific community. The countries have put forward ambitious strategies for green energy development: cut CO 2 emissions, introduce new financial instruments. Australia is no exception. The country is trying to start a massive green energy transformation, but its effect on the economy of Australia is dubious, especially taking the losses of profit from coal exports into account. The article aims at answering the main question: is massive green transformation necessary for Australia and the ones, which follow it, namely, how can green energy transformation be conducted in the country, what sources of renewable energy are preferable in the country and how does the green energy transition influence the Australian economy? The key findings include: the proof of the non-necessity of massive green energy transformation in Australia, the proof that solar and wind power are the most effective renewable energy resources in the country and the proof that Australia should slow down the green energy transformation if it wants to preserve its economic prosperity.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 86%

Australia’s green energy development strategy

Mekhdiev¹,

Guliev²,

Benashvili³

2021

Polityka Energetyczna – Energy Policy Journal

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“…Clear policies and regulations for renewable energy can hinder their adoption [6]. Furthermore, the lack of political will and support can limit the effectiveness of the regulatory framework [7] and change management.…”

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Change Management In the Energy Sector In Guyana: A Shift From Fossil To Renewable Energy Mix

Lam

2024

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This paper delves into the multifaceted realm of change management in transitioning from fossil fuels to a sustainable energy mix, spotlighting Guyana's unique position. With a global trend towards renewable energy driven by environmental concerns, countries like Guyana, blessed with significant oil reserves, face opportunities and challenges. Drawing insights from case studies of Denmark, The Kingdom of Norway, and Pakistan, key challenges such as economic barriers, technical complexities, regulatory issues, and social implications were identified. Success stories like Denmark's wind energy dominance and Norway's hydro-centric approach provide valuable lessons. However, challenges faced by countries like Pakistan emphasize the necessity of strategic planning. For Guyana, a nation experiencing explosive GDP growth and on the cusp of an energy revolution, recommendations include establishing clear policy frameworks, engaging stakeholders, promoting technological innovation, and investing in public awareness. Guyana could ensure a balanced, sustainable energy future by integrating these strategies and possibly revisiting its Low Carbon Development Strategy 2030.

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Public Policy Influence on Renewable Energy Investments A Longitudinal Study Across OECD Countries

Cited by 2 publications

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Australia’s green energy development strategy

Australia’s green energy development strategy

Change Management In the Energy Sector In Guyana: A Shift From Fossil To Renewable Energy Mix

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