The paper presents experiences of the long-lasting and multifaceted application of market-based instruments (tradable certificates systems) in the energy sector in order to improve energy efficiency (white certificates), renewable energy sources (green certificates) and to promote the abatement of CO2 emissions (brown certificates). The paper investigates the possibility of making the three types of certificates work together; taking into account that they show similarities and synergies in spite of the fact that there are inherent differences and overlaps that can hinder their integration in a coherent framework
In electricity markets evolving towards liberalisation and internationalisation, green certificates ...
In Europe, a common framework for renewable energy sources (RES) is aspired. Tradable green certific...
In Europe, a common framework for renewable energy sources (RES) is aspired. Tradable green certific...
The paper presents experiences of the long-lasting and multifaceted application of market-based inst...
The paper, after a preliminary section on the functioning of environmental tradeable certificates, a...
Recently a number of market-based instruments have been introduced to achieve sustainable energy pol...
Policy portfolios that include tradable green certificates have been introduced in several European ...
The report has the following structure. Section 1 places the energy efficiency and energy savings di...
Abstract: Recent International and EU energy policies are committed to new and more widespread renew...
Tradable green certificate (TGC) schemes have been developed and tested in several countries to fost...
Market-based instruments such as white certificates offer the potential to increase efficiency gains...
White certificates schemes mandate competing energy companies to promote energy efficiency with flex...
The "White and Green" Project completed under the EU SAVE Programme reviewed policies and measures t...
Recently a number of countries have introduced market-based instruments to foster energy efficiency ...
A number of European countries have introduced market-based instruments to encourage investment in e...
In electricity markets evolving towards liberalisation and internationalisation, green certificates ...
In Europe, a common framework for renewable energy sources (RES) is aspired. Tradable green certific...
In Europe, a common framework for renewable energy sources (RES) is aspired. Tradable green certific...
The paper presents experiences of the long-lasting and multifaceted application of market-based inst...
The paper, after a preliminary section on the functioning of environmental tradeable certificates, a...
Recently a number of market-based instruments have been introduced to achieve sustainable energy pol...
Policy portfolios that include tradable green certificates have been introduced in several European ...
The report has the following structure. Section 1 places the energy efficiency and energy savings di...
Abstract: Recent International and EU energy policies are committed to new and more widespread renew...
Tradable green certificate (TGC) schemes have been developed and tested in several countries to fost...
Market-based instruments such as white certificates offer the potential to increase efficiency gains...
White certificates schemes mandate competing energy companies to promote energy efficiency with flex...
The "White and Green" Project completed under the EU SAVE Programme reviewed policies and measures t...
Recently a number of countries have introduced market-based instruments to foster energy efficiency ...
A number of European countries have introduced market-based instruments to encourage investment in e...
In electricity markets evolving towards liberalisation and internationalisation, green certificates ...
In Europe, a common framework for renewable energy sources (RES) is aspired. Tradable green certific...
In Europe, a common framework for renewable energy sources (RES) is aspired. Tradable green certific...