Articles by
Paul Gipe
Presentation by Paul Gipe to the Ontario Federation of Farmers on Coping with the Power Crisis
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Paul Gipe
Regaining Control by Cutting Demand and Increasing Renewable Energy--Not Quick, Not Cheap, Not Easy But Worth Every Cent
German Renewables Near 10% of Supply
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Paul Gipe
In 2004 renewable sources of energy generated 55.9 TWh, or 9.3% of electricity consumption. This was up from 7.9% ... Read more
Premium Payments for Renewable Energy in the Netherlands
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Paul Gipe
The Netherlands has never implemented Renewable Energy Tariffs. Instead the Dutch have tried numerous mechanisms with varying degrees of ... Read more
Comparison of Feed in Tariff, Quota and Auction Mechanisms to Support Wind Power Development
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Paul Gipe
CMI Working Paper 70 by Lucy Butler and Karsten Neuhoff, University of Cambridge
Answers to common questions about Renewable Energy Tariffs and Bidding (RFPs)
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Paul Gipe
Question: An RFP process is more competitive and more efficient – it serves consumers better because it results in ... Read more
Wind Turbines and Parks
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Paul Gipe
In response to an announcement about a hike among wind turbines in California’s Tehachapi Pass a question was raised about ... Read more
Could Canadians Pave the Way for Renewable Tariffs in North America?
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Paul Gipe
Possibly, says American author Paul Gipe
Let the Sun Shine on Ontario’s Electricity Bill
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Paul Gipe
An edited version of the article appeared in the August 11, 2004 edition of the Globe & Mail page ... Read more
Renewable Energy Tariffs: Has Their Day Come?
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Paul Gipe
The following appeared in an edited verson as an op-ed for SolarAccess.com, an on-line service, on August 23, ... Read more
