Wind power implementation in changing institutional landscapes: An international comparison.
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...Recent studies also question the cost-effectiveness of the UK’s quota system, where large incumbent energy suppliers influence market developments and the utilityrelated wind developers have an advantage over independent generators (Breukers and Wolsink, 2007, this issue)....
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...Furthermore, the importance of clear and consistent choices for a stable financial support system that guarantees access to the grid for all interested investors is also emphasised by Breukers and Wolsink (2007, this issue) .I t is not only the design of the support system, but also the stability and the reliability from an investors’ perspective (yet another dimension of ‘trust’) that has shown to be important for successful ......
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...Recent studies also question the cost-effectiveness of the UK’s quota system, where large incumbent energy suppliers influence market developments and the utilityrelated wind developers have an advantage over independent generators ( Breukers and Wolsink, 2007, this issue )....
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...A country’s policy framework (Breukers and Wolsink, 2006; Wolsink, 2006), including the planning rules and financial incentives affecting a wind-energy project, was the starting point for this study....
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