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The Italian green certificates market between uncertainty and opportunities

Lorenzoni, Arturo - In: Energy policy 31 (2003) 1, pp. 33-42

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Institutional and organizational reform in the Italian electricity supply industry: reconciling competition with the single tariff

Lorenzoni, Arturo - In: Competition in European electricity markets : a …, (pp. 311-326). 2003

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Benchmarking electricity liberalisation in Europe

Green, Richard D.; Lorenzoni, Arturo; Perez, Yannick; … - 2006

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Policy assessment and good practices

Green, Richard; Lorenzoni, Arturo; Pérez, Yannick; … - In: Electricity reform in Europe : towards a single energy …, (pp. 172-204). 2009

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Promoting electricity from renewable energy sources : lessons learned from the EU, United States, and Japan

Haas, Reinhard; Meyer, Niels I.; Held, Anne; Finon, … - In: Competitive electricity markets : design, …, (pp. 419-468). 2008

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European research spending for renewable energy sources

Lorenzoni, Arturo (contributor) - 2005

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The Support Schemes for the Growth of Renewable Energy

Lorenzoni, Arturo - 2015

The paper deals with the efficiency and effectiveness of renewable energy support in Europe in order to achieve the target of 20% of final consumption in 2020. The reconciliation of subsidisation of carbon free energy sources and competition in the energy sector creates serious problems to the...

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A Comprehensive Ex‐Post Assessment of the Italian RES Policy : Deployment, Jobs, Value Added and Import Leakages

Cai, Mattia - 2016

A massive deployment of renewable electricity generation took place in Italy in less than eight years. A generous feed-in tariff, coupled with favourable institutional conditions, allowed the installation of more than 28 GW of PV, wind and other RES technologies. By 2014, Italy has already...

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