The policy effectiveness of economic instruments for the photovoltaic and wind power development in the European Union

Li, Shin-Je; Chang, Teng-Wen; Chang, Ssu-Li

doi:10.1016/j.renene.2016.09.005

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“…The positive impact of wind power consumption on the labor market in long-run it is due to the construction process of generation towers, operation, transportation and upkeep of the equipment that influencing all involved sectors. Moreover, the presence of these plants, stimulating the activity in the local economy that creates new jobs, and increase the income in a specific area in long of time (Li, et al,2017;Costa and Veiga ,2016;Rodrigues, et al, 2016;Okkonen and Lehtonen ,2016;Wiser,et al, 2016;Bobinaite and Priedite ,2015;Ejdemo and Söderholm, 2015;Valodka and Valodkiené,2015;Gkatsou, et al,2014;Simas e Pacca ,2014;Kondili and Kaldellis ,2012).…”

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“…In literature, several authors have been investigating the impact of wind power consumption on the labor market. One example is Li, et al (2017) who researched and studied 28 countries, all members of the European Union (EU), in a period from 1996-2013. The authors concluded that the investments in wind power have a positive impact on economic growth and consequently a positive impact on the labor market.…”

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The Impact of Wind Power Consumption on the Labor Market- A study of Ten Europe Union Member Countries

Koengkan

Sousa

2019

R. bras. Ener. Renov.

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The impact of wind power consumption on the labor market was analyzed for a panel of ten European Union countries in a period from 1990 to 2015. The Autoregressive Distributed Lag Methodology was used in order to decompose the total effect of wind power consumption on the labor market in its short-and long-run components. The empirical results indicate that wind power consumption has a positive impact of 0.0191 on the labor market, and oil consumption does not cause any impact whatsoever.

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The Impact of Wind Power Consumption on the Labor Market- A study of Ten Europe Union Member Countries

Koengkan

Sousa

2019

R. bras. Ener. Renov.

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“…Pour le solaire, la quasi-totalité des études que nous avons identifiées montre un effet positif significatif pour les politiques prix (Bolkesjø et al, 2014;Dijkgraaf et al, 2014;Li et al, 2017). Les résultats apparaissent également majoritairement positifs pour les technologies éoliennes (Dong, 2012;Hitaj et al, 2014;Li et al, 2017) ou éventuellement positifs mais non significatifs (Popp et al, 2011;Zhang, 2013). Le principal argument utilisé pour expliquer un effet non significatif est que les technologies éoliennes, plus matures que les technologies solaires, sont d'ores et déjà proches de la compétitivité.…”

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“…Vingt-deux études économétriques traitant des politiques quantités ont été identifiées dont une grande majorité concerne les États-Unis puisque les instruments quantités y ont été largement utilisés. Popp et al (2011) (Bolkesjø et al, 2014 ;Jenner et al 2013 ;li et al, 2017). Les résultats obtenus pour l'éolien et le solaire sont synthétisés sur la Les résultats confirment ce qu'indiquent les études non économétriques qui comparent l'efficacité des politiques de soutien aux renouvelables : les politiques prix présentent de manière générale une plus grande efficacité que les politiques quantités.…”

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L’effet des politiques climatiques sur les énergies renouvelables : une revue des études économétriques

Bourgeois¹,

Mathy²,

Menanteau³

2017

Innovations

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La limitation du réchauffement climatique nécessite un déploiement rapide et important des énergies renouvelables (ENR). Des politiques de soutien visant l'innovation et la diffusion de ces technologies ont été mises en oeuvre depuis plus de 20 ans. Il existe aujourd'hui un débat sur leur efficacité environnementale et économique et sur le bon équilibre entre soutien à l'innovation et à la diffusion. Cet article éclaire les enjeux de ce débat en présentant les résultats de la littérature économétrique qui évalue l'effet de ces politiques et en comparant ces résultats avec les principaux enseignements des études non économétriques. Les résultats montrent que les politiques d'innovation et les politiques de diffusion ont un impact positif sur les ENR et confirment en cela les études non économétriques. Ils font toutefois apparaitre des effets différenciés selon la nature des politiques (politiques prix versus politiques quantités) et la maturité des technologies.

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“…For instance, in [14] and [15], a linear dynamic programming model and fixed-effects regression model were employed, respectively, demonstrating that FIT is more effective in the stimulation deployment capacity of RES for electricity. Additionally, it was illustrated through an empirical analysis in [16][17][18] that FIT performs better than RPS in the impact of cumulative development for wind capacity and has better long-term effects in promoting wind capacity. On the other hand, it has been suggested in [19] that the RPS appears to have a better performance over FIT in strengthening the market growth of RES, particularly biomass and solar photovoltaic (PV), despite its higher market risks for smaller suppliers.…”

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Power Market Equilibrium under the Joint FIP-RPS Renewable Energy Incentive Mechanism in China

Hua-lin¹,

Chen²,

Dong³

et al. 2019

Sustainability

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In order to support the development of renewable energy, countries around the world have adopted certain renewable energy incentive mechanisms, including feed-in tariff (FIT) and renewable portfolio standard (RPS). Based on the official report concerning renewable energy consumption issued by the Chinese government in 2018, FIT is no longer an ideal renewable incentive mechanism for China. The increasing financial burden of renewable subsidies on the government has prompted a transition from FIT to a more market-based RPS mechanism. However, the abrupt transformation from FIT to RPS without any transitions might potentially cause problems, including a lack of incentives for market participants and a high market risk. Feed-in premium (FIP), which is a transformation based on FIT, can increase the flexibility of the mechanism and play an important role in the transitional period. However, to date, there has only been limited research work that has explored the effect of implementing FIP-RPS in the development of renewable energy in China. It is still not clear how this transition could be carried out smoothly. Therefore, this research was aimed to devise a joint FIP-RPS mechanism and further develop the optimal combination ratio of the two, so as to obtain a socially optimal mechanism design. The simulation results showed that, at different stages of renewable energy development, FIP and RPS should be implemented according to their distinct characteristics, and the joint FIP-RPS mechanism should be combined with different ratios. It could be indicated that the proposed joint FIP-RPS mechanism not only excels at promoting renewable energy, but is also capable of maintaining desirable market prices and social welfare in this transitional period, as compared to FIP and RPS implemented alone. In the future, a certain degree of FIP-RPS implementations to this type of energy transition would be one of the preferred methods that could be implemented to have a considerable influence on China’s national energy plan. This is because the combination of the two mechanisms not only reduces the financial burden of the government, but also plays an active role in the renewable energy market.

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The policy effectiveness of economic instruments for the photovoltaic and wind power development in the European Union

Cited by 52 publications

References 21 publications

The Impact of Wind Power Consumption on the Labor Market- A study of Ten Europe Union Member Countries

The Impact of Wind Power Consumption on the Labor Market- A study of Ten Europe Union Member Countries

L’effet des politiques climatiques sur les énergies renouvelables : une revue des études économétriques

Power Market Equilibrium under the Joint FIP-RPS Renewable Energy Incentive Mechanism in China

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