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The Structural Impact of Renewable Portfolio Standards and Feed-In-Tariffs on Electricity Markets

Harris School of Public Policy | Room 140B

Globally, renewable electricity generation capacity has tripled over the last five years driven by multiple government support schemes such as renewable portfolio standards and feed-in-tariffs. In our research, we investigate the impact of these support schemes on the three main goals of electricity policies: security of supply, cost efficiency and sustainability.

Ingmar Ritzenhofen is an EOUC visting stodent from WHU - Otto Beisheim School of Management in Vallendar, Germany.

Hosted by the Energy Policy Institute at Chicago.

Earlier Event: November 20
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Later Event: December 3
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