Risk implications of renewable support instruments: Comparative analysis of feed-in tariffs and premiums using a mean–variance approach

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Support Mechanisms for Renewables: How Risk Exposure Influences Investment Incentives

“…For example Kitzing [38] arrived for a Danish offshore case at a difference in required support levels of 5-10 EUR/MWh between FIT and FIP, however using a different approach, which is based on a mean-variance analysis and thus not fully comparable to this liquidity management approach.…”

Sensitivity analysis of floating offshore wind farms

“…Several authors have before considered this software in many fields to develop a sensitivity analysis: life-cycle of green buildings [46], photovoltaic energy [47], electric feed-in tariffs [48] or repowering onshore wind farms [49]. In fact, a general approach of a sensitivity analysis of an offshore wind farm has been taken into account by Koukal et al [50].…”

A Scoping Review of Barriers to Investment in Climate Change Solutions

“…A number of the papers identified, while acknowledging the existence of barriers, mainly explore the differences between the effectiveness and efficiency of particular implemented policies (proposed solutions). For example, a number of papers [113][114][115][116] examine Feed-in-Tariffs, carbon tax, trading schemes, green certificates [117], energy performance contracts [118], and renewable standards. Indeed, two papers examine implemented policies to propose an optimal mix of policy solutions to enable the scaling up of renewable technology deployment [119,120], while one proposes a real options analysis tool for investors to use based on the different types of uncertainty they are faced with [47].…”