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Regulations Regarding Electricity Production and Price Determination Upon Production of Electricity in Cogeneration
The public trader is obliged to purchase electricity generated in efficient cogeneration process. In accordance with the amendments to Cabinet Regulation No. 221 of 10 March 2009 "Regulations Regarding Electricity Production and Price Determination Upon Production of Electricity…
Regulations Regarding the Production of Electricity Using Renewable Energy Resources and the Procedures for the Determination of the Price (2010)
The public trader is obliged to purchase electricity generated from renewable energy sources from those electricity producers who have received the right to sell electricity under the mandatory procurement process . The tariff bands for electricity from renewable sources are…
The right to sell the produced electricity as the volume of electricity to be mandatorily procured (Cabinet Regulation No. 503 of 24 July 2007)
The public trader is obliged to purchase electricity generated from renewable energy sources from those electricity producers who have received the right to sell electricity under the mandatory procurement process. In accordance with the amendments to Cabinet Regulation No. 262…
Decision on the amount of the feed-in prices and premiums for generation of electricity from RES and in efficient co-generation, Republic of Srpska
Decision determinates levels of feed-in tariffs and premiums for electricity generated from renewable sources or in process of cogeneration. Provisions comply with decisions of Rule Book. The feed-in tariff for electricity from renewable sources with installed power up to 5 MW…
Electricity Market Law
The purpose of the Electricity Market Law is: 1) to establish prerequisites for the operation of an efficiently functioning electricity market; 2) to ensure that, taking into account the requirements of regulatory enactments, all electricity users are provided with electricity…
Law on Energy
The purpose of the Energy Law is: 1) to ensure efficient, safe and quality energy supply to the consumer in the quantity demanded and for justified prices, diversifying the types of energy resources to be used, increasing the safety of the energy supply and observing the…
Building Energy Software Tools Directory
The directory provides information on building software tools for evaluating energy efficiency, renewable energy, and sustainability in buildings. The energy tools include databases, spreadsheets, component and systems analyses, and whole-building energy performance simulation…
International Science and Technology Cooperation Programme for New and Renewable Energy
The Nation development and Reform Commission (NDRC) and the Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) have initiated the International Science and Technology Cooperation Programme in Renewable Energy to boost Chinese technological development. The programme aims to introduce…
Renewable Energy Law amendments
In the course of 2009, the 2006 Renewable Energy Law experienced several amendments. First, the new regulation legally binds electricity grid companies to buy the whole renewable electricity generation and guarantees priority power dispatching to power produced from renewable…
Offshore Wind development plan
In 2009, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) published the Offshore Wind Development Plan, requiring all costal regions to establish their own offshore Wind Development roadmap to 2020. The Development Plan also establishes the official baseline for offshore…
Notice on the removal of local content requirement in wind power projects equipments procurement
The 2005 Notice of the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) on the Management of Wind Power Construction imposed a local content requirement on wind plants. All newly installed wind power turbines had to source 70% of their components domestically to receive…
Ghana National Energy Policy
The 2010 Ghana National Energy Policy encompasses cross-cutting plans to manage the major challenge of fast-growing energy needs for the national development agenda. The policy contains three chapters (4, 5, 6) dealing with renewable energy deployment, waste-to-energy management…
Ontario Feed-in Tariff Programme
Ontarios Feed-in Tariff (FIT) programme, in effect as of October 2009 allows all sizes of generators, from homeowners to large developers to participate, providing a fixed tariff for electricity produced and fed into the electricity grid. The programme has prices that are…
Victorian Feed-in Tariff Scheme
The Victorian Government has legislated an ongoing "fair" feed-in tariff for micro-generation from solar, wind, hydro and biomass up to an installed capacity of 100kW. The rate of the tariffs is a rate not less than the rate the customer pays to buy electricity from the…
Tax relief for renewable energy investors
Decree on additional conditions for investment activities provides financial incentives for the foreign businesses investing in Belarus. financial support is not strictly directed for renewable energy projects but they are eligible as well. Incentives are as follow: investors…
Guidelines for micro wind turbine installations
the Malta Environment and Planning Authority has issued a draft “Planning guidance for Micro Wind turbines below 20kW capacity” which presently is in the process of being reviewed and endorsed by the Office of the Prime Minister. The guidance is addressed to installations in…
Import tax reduction for renewable energy products
As of Septembre 2009, the South Korean Ministry of Strategy and Finance implemented a 50% import duty reduction on 31 products used in the generation of renewable energy, namely solar, wind, geothermal and hydrogen fuel
Rajasthan Solar Policy
The state of Rajasthan is endowed with the highest radiation levels in India and implemented the Solar Policy to harness great untapped resources and meet its Renewable Portfolio Standard requirements. The state targets the installation of 1 to 1.2 GW of solar capacity by 2022,…
EU Climate and Energy Package: Quality standards for fuels and biofuels
On 6 April 2009 the EU Council of Ministers adopted the final texts of the energy and climate change package negotiated in December 2008. The package aims to meet the EUs goal of reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emission levels 20% from 1990 levels by 2020. It comprises six…
Clean Energy Research Programme (CERP)
In March 2007, the Research, Innovation and Enterprise Council (RIEC) chaired by the Singapore Prime Minister, endorsed Clean Energy as a key growth area for Singapore. The National Research Foundation (NRF) approved a SGD 50 million Clean Energy Research Programme (CERP) to…
EU Biofuels Strategy
In December 2005 the European Commission adopted a Biomass Action Plan designed to increase the use of energy from forestry, agriculture and waste materials. The European Commission is now focusing on transport, which is responsible for around 21% of the EUs harmful greenhouse…
Renewable Energy Road Map - Renewable energies in the 21st century: building a more sustainable future
The Road Map sets out the Commissions long-term strategy for renewable energy in the European Union. The aim of this strategy is to enable the EU to meet the twin objectives of increasing security of energy supply and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. An assessment of the share…
Proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council on the promotion of the use of energy from renewable sources
The proposed Directive lays down the principles according to which Member States need to ensure that the share of renewable energy in the EU final energy consumption reaches at least 20% by 2020, and establishes national overall targets for each Member State. Three sectors are…
Carbon Claims Guide for Businesses
In November 2011, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission published Carbon price claims - Guide for Business. The aim of the Guide was to provide businesses with guidance and information about their rights and obligations under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 in…
Shandong Province Village Renewable Energy Regulations
The Shandong Province Village Renewable Energy Regulations took effect on 1 January 2008, providing subsidies for specified renewable energy technologies in farming villages. The regulations require that governments at the county level and higher must incorporate special funds…
Shandong Province One Million Rooftops Sunshine Plan
In January 2008, Shandong Province announced implementation of its One Million Rooftops Sunshine Plan, designed to stimulate the integration of various renewable energy sources into building construction. The Plan targets use of solar power and geothermal power into buildings.…
Guangxi Province 1 Million Mu Bio-Fuel Forest Project
On 9 January 2008, the government of Guangxi Province launched the 1 Million Mu Bio-Fuel Forest Project. The plan calls for Guangxi to develop a 1 million Mu (approximately 165 00 acres) jatropha tree forest (also known as small tung oil tree). The forest is to yield over 160…
Shandong Province energy fund
In 2007, the government of Shandong Province established a CNY 2.133 billion fund to support energy conservation and emissions reductions. Drawing on this fund, the provincial government will allocate funds to subsidise the construction and adoption of solar hot water supply…
Hydropower and wind development programme - Minsk Oblast
In October 2007, the Minsk oblast announced large-scale hydropower and wind power facility development plans. The Oblast plans to build over 700 wind turbine towers with the capacity of 1 MW each between 2008 and 2010. These are to be developed in the Minsk, Dzerzhinsk,…
Energy Saving Programme 2006-10
On 2 February 2006, the government of Belarus approved the republics energy saving programme for 2006-2010. The programmes primary aim is to reduce GDP energy intensity, and replace fuel and energy imports by local resources. Part of the programme involves renewable energy…
Subsidies for companies investing in renewable energy – Wallonia
To promote the use of renewable energies by companies, the government of Wallonia provides subsidies covering 15% of investment costs in the following renewable energy sources: -Solar energy -Wind energy -Hydropower -Energy produced form industrial and urban waste -Biomass,…
Luz para Todos (Light for All) Electrification Programme
The "Luz para Todos" ("Light for All") programme was launched in November 2003 to improve rural electrification through network expansion, distributed generating systems with isolated networks or individual plants, with renewable energies also used for generating electricity.…
Advanced Solar PV development: Solar America Initiative
Funded under the Solar America Initiative, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced funding of up to USD 13.7 million, over three years (Fiscal Years 2008 - 2010), for 11 university-led projects that will focus on developing advanced solar photovoltaic (PV) technology…
Wind Energy Technology Platform
European Technology Platforms are bottom up initiatives launched by industry. They aim at bringing together all stakeholders and interested parties in a particular sector or technology area. The objective of European Technology Platforms (ETP) is to develop and implement a…
Biomass Action Plan
The Commission adopted the Biomass action plan, designed to increase the use of energy from forestry, agriculture and waste materials. The Plan is meant to promote the use of biomass energy, seen as an energy source with huge potential. The plan announces more than 20 actions,…
Renewable Energy Target
The Renewable Energy Target (RET) is designed to deliver a 23.5% share for renewables in Australia’s electricity mix by 2020. The RET legislation includes a legislated annual Large-Scale Renewable Generation Targets (LRET), rising to 33,000 gigawatt-hours of renwable energy by…
Solar and Wind Power Generation-Based Incentives
In January 2008, the federal minister responsible for renewable energy announced that the Indian government would provide a subsidy for solar power plants to help develop renewable energy infrastructure. The subsidy will consist of 12 rupees (USD 0.30) per kilowatt hour for…
US China MOU on Biomass Development
The United States and the Peoples Republic of China signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in December 207 to promote further research into and greater use of biomass. The MOU was signed by the US Department of Energy and Department of Agriculture, together wtih Chinas…
Bioenergy Research Centers (BRCs)
The U. S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Science established and operates three Bioenergy Research Centers. The mission of these centers is to accelerate basic research in the development of cellulosic ethanol and other biofuels. Each centre explores high-risk, high-return…
Solar Thermal Technology Platform
On 30 May 2006, the European Commission announced the launch of the European Solar Thermal Technology Platform, an initiative of the European Solar Thermal Industry Federation to facilitate the development of future research and development in solar thermal power generation. The…
BioRefine Technology Programme for New Biomass Products
The BioRefine programme promotes businesses based on: Biomass and biomass refining; New value-added products, technologies and services; Energy production integrated within industrial processes or products; The Goals of the Biorefine Technology programme are: To develop…
Directive on Biofuels for Transport (2003/30/EC)
On 8 May 2003, the EU adopted Directive 2003/30 EC to promote the use of biofuels and renewable fuels in transport. The Directive required Member States to set indicative targets by 2003 for a minimum proportion of biofuels to be placed on the market: 2% in 2005 and 5.75% in…
Act Ordaining Reforms In The Electric Power Industry, Amending For The Purpose Certain Laws And For Other Purposes
It is hereby declared the policy of the State: To ensure and accelerate the total electrification of the country; To ensure the quality, reliability, security and affordability of the supply of electric power; To ensure transparent and reasonable prices of electricity in a…
Regulation on Domestic Solar Water - Heaters
In accordance with Planning and Buildings Regulation 5730-1970, System Article 9 requires the installation of a solar water-heating system for all new buildings. Specific provisions are made with regards to daily heat output of collectors, heat transfer capability, storage tanks…
Interest Cut for Energy Savers
The Ministry of Finance and Economys (MOFE) energy measures in preparation for rising oil prices include cutting interest rates for model companies using alternatives such and solar energy and wind force. More than 150 model companies are expected to benefit from this measure…
Joint Research with Tertiary Institutions
The National Environment Agency (NEA) carries out joint research projects that are of interest and relevance to the NEA with tertiary institutions such as National University of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University (under the Memoranda of Understanding), as well as other…
Innovation for Environmental Sustainability (IES) Fund
The Innovation for Environmental Sustainability (IES) Fund targets Singapore-registered companies seeking to undertake innovative environmental projects, including those in the renewable energy sector. The Fund provides grants of up to a maximum SGD 2 million, using a…
Energy Recovery from Biomass in Municipal Waste
All incinerable waste not recovered, reused or recycled is sent for incineration at the waste-to-energy incineration plants operated by the National Environment Agency. The combustion of municipal waste produces heat, which is recovered to generate electricity. The electricity…
Subsidies for Renewable Energy Investment - Wallonia
Since 2005, the Walloon Region awards an investment subsidy and an exemption from real estate taxes to companies which carry out an investment programme aiming at a sustainable use of energy (hydroelectric energy, wind energy, solar energy, geothermal energy, biogas, organic…
Electricity Regulation Act 1999
The Electricity Regulation Act benefits renewable energy in the following ways: - Full deregulation of the electricity market for renewable electricity in advance of full liberalisation of the overall electricity market. - Priority dispatch given to electricity generated from…