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Demand Subsidies vs. R&D : Comparing the Uncertain Impacts of Policy on a Pre-Commercial Low-Carbon Energy Technology

Nemet, Gregory F.; Baker, Erin - 2014

subsidies. We modeled their effects on the future costs of a low-carbon energy technology that is not currently commercially … available, purely organic photovoltaics (PV). We found that (1) successful R&D programs reduced costs more than did subsidies … of a carbon price, the availability of storage technology, and uncertainty in the main parameters used in the model …

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