Onshore wind energy (WE) has achieved a significant diffusion worldwide, in spite of the
existence of multiple barriers to the large-scale implementation of wind farms. These barriers …

This study examines Ghana's renewable energy (RE) sector environment using PESTLE
analysis (Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal, and Environmental). The …

Climate and economic policy are closely correlated with energy consumption. This study
investigates the bi-directional causality between renewable (REC) and non-renewable …

We consider investment in wind, solar photovoltaic, geothermal, and electricity from biomass
and waste across 26 OECD countries from 1991 to 2004. Using the PATSTAT database, we …

This paper investigates the determinants of pro-environmental consumption, focusing on the
role of reference groups and routine behavior. We study the factors that explain whether or …

Notwithstanding their many environmental, economic and social advantages, renewable
energy technologies (RE) account for a small fraction of the world's primary energy supply …

It is generally understood that the pattern of repeated expiration and short-term renewal of
the federal production tax credit (PTC) causes a boom–bust cycle in wind power plant …

There is a growing focus on the role of renewable energy (RE) policies such as feed-in tariffs
(FITs), renewable portfolio standards (RPSs), subsidies, incentives, and research and …

The purpose of this paper is to illuminate the spatio-temporal diffusion of rooftop household
photovoltaic installations in Germany and to test whether localized imitation drives their …

This study presents a policy benefit evaluation model that integrates cost efficiency curve
information on renewable power generation technologies into real options analysis (ROA) …