Detailed report on Europe’s Renewable Energy Policy
The report provides trends and information on renewable energy policies in Europe and analyzes some of the driving forces for the renewable energy sector
Europe Renewable Energy Policy Handbook 2010, GlobalData ReportStore, Jul-2010
GlobalData’s new report “Europe Renewable Energy Policy Handbook 2010” provides an in-depth analysis of the renewable policy initiatives in the European Union (EU) and the key countries in terms of strength of policy implementation.The report provides trends and information on renewable energy policies in Europe and analyzes some of the driving forces for the renewable energy sector. It details the key policy instruments adopted by the governments in European countries and analyzes the different forms of incentives and subsidies provided for the development of the renewable energy equipment market.The report also provides information on key countries in Europe that are investing in renewable energy. The report also includes information on the renewable energy initiatives and legislative frameworks which are driving the renewable energy equipment market in Europe. Various financial instruments such as tax reforms, subsidies and preferential loans for the development of renewable energy sector is included in the report. The report also analyzes the impact of market instruments such as feed-in-tariffs on renewable energy sector.Scope
- The report provides a detailed analysis of European renewable energy policy initiatives. Its scope includes:
- Assessment of the impact of renewable energy policies in different countries in the EU.
- Insights into possible energy policy outcomes and the future, which help in identifying a market potential for renewable energy equipment.
- The potential markets for turbines, solar PV panels, geothermal equipment and bio-fuel blending equipment manufacturers and navigating the policy landscape across the countries in Europe.
- Detailed discussion on the renewable energy measures within the solar, geothermal, wind onshore and offshore, hydro and bio-energy sectors by country.
- Key data and information about the European renewable energy policies and drivers for renewable energy projects.
- Assessment of key regulations and policies and their impact on the growth of the renewable energy equipment market.
- Analysis of financial instruments such as tax reforms, subsidies, loans and other types of incentives.
- Details of market-based instruments such as the certificates and feed-in tariffs that are driving the renewable energy production and renewable energy equipment market.
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