Promotion of Electricity from Renewable Energy in Europe Post 2020—The Economic Benefits of Cooperation
Abstract The availability of renewable energies differs significantly across European regions. Consequently, European cooperation in the deployment of renewable energy potentially yields substantial efficiency gains. However, for achieving the 2020 renewable energy targets, most countries purely rel...
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