再生可能エネルギーの浸透と政策的展開の国際的動向

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Green power refers to environmentally sound technologies that have a relatively low impact on the environment. Most, but not all renewable resources are considered "green". Generally accepted green power sources include wind power, biopower, geothermal power, solar power and ocean power. Europe is being driven to invest in green power mainly by the Kyoto Protocol. Many countries have adopted their own green power targets. In order to meet these targets, there are a variety of incentives for promotion of green power used throughout the world. These incentives include price support mechanisms, financial incentives/subsidies, tax incentives, tax exemptions, guaranteed sale of electricity to the grid, and green certificates. In particular, RPS (Renewable Portfolio Standards or Feed-In Tariff can be noted. Another program utilized by private circles to spur consumer interest in green power is green tag programs. Green tags offer an innovative strategy in the content of current civil trends.
東北文化学園大学の論文
2003-12-31