Spillover Effects From Wind Power: Case Study in the Framework of the Project Spillovers of Climate Policy

Topics:
Civil and Environmental
Tags:
Energy Research Centre Of The Netherlands,
Spillover,
Wind Energy
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Energy research Centre of the Netherlands

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Overview: This case study presents an analysis of spillover effects in the development of wind power, based on a review of four recent studies on the development of wind power. These spillover effects are related to onshore wind technology. The development of offshore wind power is in such an early stage that spillover effects may be hardly distinguished.

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