Philippines Green Energy Option Program (GEOP)
The Green Energy Option program provides end-users with the option to choose renewable energy resources as their sources of energy.
Philippines Renewable Energy Act of 2008
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Australian Clean Energy Regulator
The Large-scale Renewable Energy Target is designed to deliver the majority of the 2020 target, while the Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme supports the installation of small-scale renewables, such as household solar rooftop panels and solar hot water systems.
Australia Renewable Energy (Electricity) Act 2000
This is done through the issuing of certificates for the generation of electricity using eligible renewable energy sources and requiring certain purchasers (called liable entities) to surrender a specified number of certificates for the electricity that they acquire during a year.
Where a liable entity does not have enough certificates to surrender, the liable entity will have to pay renewable energy shortfall charge.
Philippines Renewable Energy Roadmap 2017-2040
The roadmap sets out short-, medium- and long-term objectives for the Philippines Renewable Energy Industry.
Philippines Electric Power Industry Reform Act of 2001 (“EPIRA”)
It provides a good example of a developing economy whose power sector has transitioned (in the relatively recent past) from a largely state-operated model to a market-oriented model.
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Renewable Energy Development Strategy in Lao PDR
This strategy aims to develop new renewable energy resources which are not yet widely explored in Lao PDR to replace resources that will be exhausted in the future, also known as “non-renewable energy” (fossil fuels, coal, natural gas etc). These renewable energy resources comprise biomass energy ( biofuels, biogas, ...); solar energy; wind; small hydropower.
Renewable Infrastructure Investment Handbook
One of the most important challenges for institutional investors in the next several years is dealing with an environment of low-yielding opportunities combined with the rising need to deploy large amounts of capital and meet growing liabilities. At the same time, one of the most important challenges for the world as a whole is dealing with global warming and its proven economic impacts and negative consequences for humanity. While seemingly disparate, these two challenges have only recently converged to a point where they become synergetic. Renewable infrastructure has reached sufficient maturity to constitute a sound investment proposition and the best chance to reverse global warming
Energy Saving and Urban Renewable Projects
Find sample projects on energy saving and urban renewable in this section.