Instead of requiring or incentivizing them annually, try a more targeted algorithm.
If fixed start times for some resources, which are constraints that are accepted facts of life today, could be eliminated by hybridizing with storage, then standard market design might start requiring or incentivizing such upgrades to reduce the mathematical complexity and improve the precision of the algorithms that dispatch power plants and set prices today.
When considering the net present value of the subsidy required to incentivize commercial investment during a future of low oil prices, we find that GHG mitigation via wood-FTD is likely to be considered cost-ineffective.
Three main conclusions emerge: (1) a business case is often required to incentivize investments in RWD assets.
Making publicly subsidized funding of primary care contingent on clinical outcomes for practice populations may be required to incentivize adoption of different clinical activities.
The European Parliament passed a new directive that requires, or incentivizes, mortgage originators to keep 5% of the mortgage balance in their own portfolio.
Namely the idea that cooperation is beneficial to all in a way that competition isn't, but that stably promoting cooperation requires certain sorts of incentivizing.
Funders and academic institutions can play a bigger role promoting open-science practices by incentivizing or requiring greater transparency.
First and foremost, with oil prices in the mid-$40s, it is below the marginal cost at which you can incentivize required new supply.
It should not be required but highly incentivized, and normalized to such an extent (through education, work and social life) that it becomes highly taboo to opt out.
He has introduced a bill, SB50, that would require cities to incentivize construction of four- to five-story apartment houses within half a mile of transit train stations and within a quarter-mile of heavily used bus lines.
