Titlebook: Decentralised Power Generation in the Liberalised EU Energy Markets; Results from the DEC Wolfram Jörß,Birte Holst Jørgensen,Timon Wehnert

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Liberalisation and Decentralised Generation in the EU Member States,ational legislation. After the Directive on price transparency (90/377/EG) from 29.6.1990 (for electricity and gas) and the one on electricity transit (90/547/EG) from 20.10.1990, this Directive marks a further step to the liberalisation of the electricity sector in the European Union.

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Case Study Analysis,more, a good representation of the different Member States had to be ensured, in order to be able to get case study information on possible effects of different settings of the power markets. As relevant indicators the level of liberalisation and market conditions, and the type of RES-E/CHP support

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DG and Security of Supply, interest, mostly because environmental issues were considered to be more important. But recently the issues of security of supply have gained interest again, especially with the publication of the EU Commission’s Green Paper “Towards a European strategy for the security of energy supply”.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-96478-2ions and underlined the importance of social media in motivating young people to do so. In general, discussions revealed a lack of knowledge regarding EU policies, which made it difficult for students to reflect on their positions.

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