Sentence examples for wind policies from inspiring English sources
In the 1980s, the wind policies were very supportive of local cooperatives, ensuring minimum prices through FITs, and 40% investment subsidies for construction [72].
Finally, we compare the Portuguese wind policies with others countries' policy designs and discuss the relevance of a feed-in tariff reform for subsequent wind power additions.
This paper compares the impact of the Nodal Pricing and European Market Coupling organizations on different economic agents of the power system under two main wind policies.
The effects of these two wind policies are measured by developing simple stochastic programming models that consider cases with different wind penetration levels, existing capacities and endogenous investments, as well as assumptions on the EU-ETS.
(Flood policies cover damage when water rises from the ground; a wind policy would cover the damage if her windows were blown in and rain filled her apartment).
She said the Conservatives were responding to local concerns that were not taken into account when onshore wind policy was formulated in 2008 and that there had been a sustained campaign against onshore wind inside the Tory party.
Following close behind recent unhelpful media coverage of onshore wind policy, this policy proposal will undermine investor confidence in the entire UK renewable energy sector, by removing at a stroke the short and medium-term policy certainty required for major project investments.
Now Leeds City Council said it had "reviewed its wind policy covering the Bridgewater Place junction to include further safety precautions in the light of a coroner's recommendations".
Those in favour of wind energy will be supporting her, after she helped forge pro-wind policy as a civil servant.
A shoot to wound policy could lead to more unintentional police killings by expanding the range of circumstances in which an officer would be allowed to use his or her weapon.
The analysis of two cases of evaluations, of energy efficiency policy and wind energy policy in Sweden, shows that the approach has several advantages, allowing continuous evaluation and providing important information for the redesign of policy instruments.
