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330 S. Originalbroschur.

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Tadelloses Exemplar. Mit beiliegender DVD. - Contents: Hermann Scheer: Preface ? Claude Turmes: Preface ? Stephan Kohler: Preface ? Danyel Reiche/Mischa Bechberger: Renewable Energies in the EU-Member States in Comparison ? Volkmar Lauber: Renewable Energy at the Level of the European Union ? Volkmar Lauber: Austria ? Isabelle de Lovinfosse/Frédéric Varone: Belgium ? Frede Hvelplund: Denmark ? Jarmo Vehmas/Jyrki Luukkanen: Finland ? Claudia Grotz: France ? Claudia Grotz: Germany ? Nicholas Vassilakos/Nicolas Karapanagiotis: Greece ? Paul Kellett: Ireland ? Maria Rosaria Di Nucci: Italy ? Henri Kox: Luxembourg ? Danyel Reiche: Netherlands ? Maria Isabel Soares: Portugal ? Valentina Dinica/Mischa Bechberger: Spain ? Stefan Körner: Sweden ? Valentina Dinica: United Kingdom ? Ulrich Laumanns: Key Renewable Associations, Energy Websites, and Journals. - This publication is the completely revised and updated second edition of the Handbook of Renewable Energies. The handbook is a collection of systematic case studies describing national renewable energy policies in the EU-15. In all case studies of this edition data from 2003 was used. All the recent developments in the field of renewable energies were integrated, such as new support schemes, for example in Austria, the Netherlands and Sweden, and changing administrative responsibilities as in Germany. As in the first edition, all chapters follow the same structure. At the beginning of each case study, a definition of renewable energies is given for the individual country and the starting position in energy policy as well as the main actors are described. The instruments for promoting renewable energies are shown and each section concludes with an analysis of current obstacles and conditions for future success. Finally, a service chapter informs the reader about the most important associations, websites, and journals pertinent to the subject matter and provides some general information about the EU-15 States. (Verlagstext). ISBN 3631535600