The European Integration of RES-E Promotion [electronic resource] : The Case of Germany and Poland /
Wedel, Marco.author.
By using the example of Germany and Poland this multi-level policy dependency analysis by Marco Wedel researches constraints and dependencies of the European Integration of the promotion of renewable energy source electricity (RES-E).To gain insightful results, the author does not only take a look at the implementation effectiveness of the relevant Directive 2009/28/EC, but much more generally analyses the potentially conflicting polity implications of the entities involved, as well as their respective policy preferences and processes in light of RES-(E). Combined, these give rise to multi-level constraints and dependencies for the European Integration of RES-(E) promotion. Content RES-E Promotion EU, Germany, Poland European Integration, Policy/Polity-Conflicts Energy Policy and Sustainable Development Target groups Scientists and students of Political Science, Social Science and International Relations Practitioners and politicians from the energy sector The Author Marco Wedel studies the development of sustainable energy in theory and practice. He works in the context of energy and European Integration.
Preface ; Acknowledgment ; Table of Content ; Abbreviations ; Table of Figures ; Table of Tables ; 1 Introduction ; 2 Theory ; 2.1 Nation-Bound Policy Analysis Frameworks ; 2.2 Trans-, Supra-, and International Bound Policy Analysis Frameworks ; 2.3 Applied Framework, Theory and Model ; 3 European Union ; 3.1 Developing a European Energy Policy ; 3.2 Directive 2009/28/EC ; 3.3 Regulation 714/2009 and Regulation 347/2013 ; 3.4 EU Constitutional Context in light of EU Renewable Energy Policy ; 3.5 EU Legal Basis for Energy and RES-E promotion
3.6 Implementation of Directive 2009/28/EC in light of RES-E 3.7 Analysis ; 4 Germany ; 4.1 German Constitutional Context ; 4.2 German Transposition of Directive 2009/28/EC and NREAP ; 4.3 Implementation Evaluation of Directive 2009/28/EC in Germany ; 4.4 German National Preferences ; 4.5 Analysis ; 5 Poland; 5.1 Polish Constitutional Context ; 5.2 Polish Transposition of Directive 2009/28/EC and NREAP ; 5.3 Implementation Evaluation of Directive 2009/28/EC in Poland ; 5.4 Polish National Preferences ; 5.5 Analysis ; 6 Inter-National Interdependencies between Germany and Poland
6.1 Supranational Framework Policies for Inter-State Interconnectedness 6.2 Comparison RES-E Deployment in Germany and Poland ; 6.3 Consequences of German RES Deployment for Germany and Poland: Loop Flows and Spot Market Prices ; 6.4 Merit Order Effect ; 6.5 Short-Term and Long-Term Impact of German RES Deployment on the Polish Electricity Market ; 6.6 Analysis ; 7 Conclusion ; 8 Bibliography ; 9 Appendix I - Summary English ; 10 Appendix II - Summary German
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By using the example of Germany and Poland this multi-level policy dependency analysis by Marco Wedel researches constraints and dependencies of the European Integration of the promotion of renewable energy source electricity (RES-E).To gain insightful results, the author does not only take a look at the implementation effectiveness of the relevant Directive 2009/28/EC, but much more generally analyses the potentially conflicting polity implications of the entities involved, as well as their respective policy preferences and processes in light of RES-(E). Combined, these give rise to multi-level constraints and dependencies for the European Integration of RES-(E) promotion. Content RES-E Promotion EU, Germany, Poland European Integration, Policy/Polity-Conflicts Energy Policy and Sustainable Development Target groups Scientists and students of Political Science, Social Science and International Relations Practitioners and politicians from the energy sector The Author Marco Wedel studies the development of sustainable energy in theory and practice. He works in the context of energy and European Integration.

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