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Comparison of Incentive Policies for Renewable Energy in an Oligopolistic Market with Price-Responsive Demand |
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10.5547/01956574.37.3.mdea
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Miguel Pérez de Arce, Enzo E. Sauma Published 1 May 2016 Economics, Environmental Science The Energy Journal This article compares different incentive policies to encourage the development of renewable energy (RE). These incentive policies (carbon tax, feed-in tariff, premium payment and quota system) are modeled in a simplified radial power network, using price-responsive demand. Most results are derived assuming an oligopolistic Cournot competitive framework and that the costs of subsidies are covered by the government (i.e., customers do not directly pay back for the subsidies). We compare the different RE incentive schemes at different congestion levels in terms of energy prices, RE generation, CO2 emissions, and social welfare. We find that the effectiveness of the different incentive schemes varies significantly depending on the market structure assumed, the costs of renewable energy, and the subsidy recovery method considered. |
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