by Karsten Neuhoff
- The European Renewables Directive requires Member States to deliver on average 20% of their final energy consumption by 2020 using renewable energy sources. To deliver this target, Member States have to adjust planning procedures, evaluate energy market design, provide grid and supply infrastructure, and implement support schemes that limit regulatory risk for finance. The paper discusses how quantitative policy indicators can allow governments to measure and manage the successful implementation of the necessary policies to deliver the renewable targets.
Neuhoff, K. (2009). "Implementing the EU Renewables Directive." EPRG Working Paper: EPRG0908, March 2009.
