Wharton Business School on the success of Germany’s EEG. . .
Feed-in Tariffs: The Economic Case
Presentation explaining how the Merit Order Effect works and what it means to ratepayers. . .
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has never been known as a hot bed of progressive thought–it has long been … Read more
The international accounting firm, Ernst & Young, has concluded that Germany’s system of feed-in tariffs delivers more renewable energy … Read more
Presentation by Volkmar Lauber explaining why Feed-in Tariffs are superior to Certificate Trading. . .
The report by Britain’s Sir Nicholas Stern on the economics of climate change asserts that electricity feed laws, like … Read more
Probably one of the more significant reports on the comparison between feed-in tariff policy and the quota model in the past decade because it clearly shows FITs are more “efficient and effective”. . .
In comparison to quota systems, minimum price
systems clearly perform better; they do not only perform better; they are more efficient too. And all the more so when it comes to wind energy. . .
CMI Working Paper 70 by Lucy Butler and Karsten Neuhoff, University of Cambridge
Question: An RFP process is more competitive and more efficient – it serves consumers better because it results in … Read more
