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Auction schemes, bidding strategies and the cost-optimal level of promoting renewable electricity in Germany

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What future(s) for liberalized electricity markets : efficient, equitable or innovative?

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'Integrated analysis of the feasibility of different transition pathways' : country report 1: Feasibility of transition pathways in German electricity system

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Market premia for renewables in Germany: the effect on electricity prices

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Exploring Perceptions of the Credibility of Policy Mixes : The Case of German Manufacturers of Renewable Power Generation Technologies

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The credibility of climate policy has been identified as paramount factor for low-carbon investment and innovation and is thus key for the cost-effective achievement of the decarbonization objectives set out in the Paris Agreement. Yet, despite its importance we have only limited insights into...

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The Real Substitution Effect of Renewable Electricity : An Empirical Analysis for Germany

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Green and Regional? A Multi-Criteria Assessment Framework for the Provision of Green Electricity for Electric Vehicles in Germany

Fabianek, Paul - 2020

electricity for charging plug-in electric vehicles in Germany, using the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) approach for a Multi …: regionality, transparency, balancing period, additionality, land use, green-house gas emissions, smart charging (via a flexibility …

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Integration of renewable energies in the sustainability of the electric distribution grid

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