The impact of the establishment of the energy exchange market on energy planning (CROSBI ID 611316)
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Duić, Neven
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The impact of the establishment of the energy exchange market on energy planning
Feed-in tariff systems are characterized by a specific price normally set for a period of several years, which must be paid by electricity companies, usually distributors, to domestic producers of green electricity. A variant of the feed-in tariff scheme is the premium mechanism. Green certificate system RES-E is sold at conventional power-market prices. In order to finance the additional cost, all or some consumers are obliged to purchase a certain number of green certificates from RES-E producers. Tendering procedure the state places a series of tenders for the supply of RES-E which is then supplied on a contract basis at the price resulting from the tender. Tax incentives are used as an additional policy tool. Tax incentives may be a tax credit or a cash payment or an exemption from tax obligations or low VAT. Investment incentives: A common investment subsidy is a grant for the installation of capacity.
energy exchange market; energy planning; Feed-in tariff systems
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Radionica o energetskom planiranju i modeliranju energetskih sustava II
pozvano predavanje
08.07.2013-08.07.2013
Beograd, Srbija