Catalysts for the diffusion of photovoltaics — A review of selected programmes
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Auteurs : Wolfgang Berger [Italie]Source :
- Progress in Photovoltaics: Research and Applications [ 1062-7995 ] ; 2001-03.
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- Adopter, Appl, Bayern, Bayernwerk, Bremen, Capacity limit, Catalyst, Catalyst function, Copyright, Demonstration projects, Diffusion process, Energy conversion, Environment tariff, European commission, German roofs programme, Hamburg, Inhabitant, Interested parties, Investment costs, John wiley sons, Joint research centre ispra, Lander, Large number, Large scale photovoltaic programmes, Municipal utilities, Nancial, Nancial incentives, Other support measures, Overall capacity, Photovolt, Photovoltaic, Photovoltaic systems, Photovoltaics, Potential adopters, Prog, Programme, Renewable, Renewable energy sources, Roofs programme, Saarland, Several years, Solar electricity, Solar electricity exchange, Solar electricity exchanges, Solar energy, Solar radiation, Support measures, Support programmes, System costs, System prices, Tariff, World conference.
Abstract
The diffusion of photovoltaics still rests strongly on the availability of suitable support programmes. This suggests a closer look at their function as a catalyst for the spread of the technology. The paper defines this function, gives hints for the programme design, and identifies six different variables of a catalyst. These are then related to concrete programmes in Germany and Switzerland, the two countries showing the highest diffusion of photovoltaics in Europe. The analysis embraces the ‘1000 Roofs Programme’, ‘rate‐based incentives’, ‘utility programmes’ and ‘large scale photovoltaic programmes’. In spanning the last decade the study provides a historic perspective unfolding from the past to the present. A variety of programmes are compared so as to determine their effect on the actual installation of photovoltaics. The paper elucidates some of the inner structure of programmes and portrays their changing landscape and approaches in space and time. Thus, it may serve as a decision aid for the design of future programmes. Copyright © 2001 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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DOI: 10.1002/pip.358
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