Renewable Electricity in the Netherlands

Topics:
Mechanical and Industrial
Tags:
Electricity,
NeoKinetic Systems,
Netherlands,
Policy Goal
Source:
NeoKinetic Systems

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Overview: The Dutch policy goal is to achieve a share of 17% renewable electricity in the domestic demand in 2020. It is uncertain whether and under which conditions this aim can be achieved. This paper aims to explore the feasible deployment of renewable electricity production in the Netherlands until 2020 by evaluating different images representing policies and societal preferences. Simultaneously, the most promising technologies for different settings are investigated and identified. First Dutch policy goals, governmental policy measures and definitions of renewable electricity are discussed. Second, a comparison is made of four existing studies that analyze the possible developments of renewable electricity production in the coming decades.

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Format: PDF | Size: 333KB | Date: Sep 2004 | Pages: 21


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