Regulation and trends in electric power industry: Renewable generation in Germany and Switzerland
Mikhail Vasilyev
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Mikhail Vasilyev
Abstract
The paper describes and compares regulatory approaches applied in Germany and Switzerland to promote renewable electricity generation. Influence of regulation applied on wholesale market and consumer electricity prices is shown based on German experience. Some conclusions are proposed about further development of renewable generation in Germany and Switzerland.
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The paper describes and compares regulatory approaches applied in Germany and Switzerland to promote renewable electricity generation. Influence of regulation applied on wholesale market and consumer electricity prices is shown based on German experience. Some conclusions are proposed about further development of renewable generation in Germany and Switzerland.
Key concepts: Renewable energy, German, Electricity generation, Electricity, Electricity market, Electric power industry, Electricity retailing, Industrial organization