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The effectiveness of China's renewable energy policy : an empirical evaluation of wind power based on the framework of renewable energy law and its accompanying policies

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Investir dans la transition énergétique : défis globaux, stratégies nationales, projets concrets

Touati, Julien - 2017

La 4e de couv. indique : "Le secteur énergétique est profondément bouleversé par des révolutions technologiques, écologiques et sociétales majeures. Des gouvernances nouvelles se mettent en place et les canaux de financement doivent être repensés. Sans investissements massifs, nos...

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Implications of China's growing geo-economic influence for the EU : addressing critical dependencies in the green transition

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Although China has become a major trading partner of the EU, the EU-China relationship has deteriorated over the last … China, which became evident during the COVID-19 pandemic, further complicates the relationship. The issue of the green … transition has a central importance in the context of intensified geo-economic competition and possible decoupling from China, as …

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Policies for enhancing patent quality : evidence from renewable energy technology in China

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Rethinking renewable energy policies for hydrogen : how the intercept of electricity and hydrogen markets can be addressed

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A lot of countries have recently published updated hydrogen strategies, often including more ambitious targets for hydrogen production. In parallel, accompanying ramp-up mechanisms are increasingly coming into focus with the first ones already being released. However, these proposals usually...

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Analysing the interaction between emission trading and renewable electricity support in TIMES

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State aid for biofuels in Poland

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State aid is one of the instruments through which a state can interfere in the economy. Therefore, state aid is a particular instrument of implementing policy. One of the objectives of environmental policy of the European Union is to hold up a climate change. This can be achieved, among others,...

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Many hamsters : how the EU can enable private firms to provide renewable energy

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