Making large solar projects viable
There is a compelling economic argument for subsidising solar power, but some forms of subsidies are better than others. In this presentation, Lucy Carter explores why it pays to subsidise renewable power, examines the performance record of different policy options and presents a model for encouraging renewable energy investment in Australia. This presentation was delivered to the IQPC’s 3rd Annual Solar Power 2013” conference.
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