论文信息 - Renewable energy and restructuring: policy solutions for the financing dilemma

Renewable energy and restructuring: policy solutions for the financing dilemma

Abstract New renewable energy policies are being created at the state and national levels. As past experience shows, to craft successful support programs, policymakers must acknowledge the financing difficulties faced by renewables developers and pay special attention to the impacts of policy design on financing.

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