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"Europe Renewable Energy Policy Handbook 2025” is among the latest region specific policy reports from GlobalData, the industry analysis specialist. The report covers 25 major countries in the Europe region – Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Iceland, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Slovakia and the United Kingdom. The report offers comprehensive information on major policies governing the renewable energy market in these countries. The report discusses renewable energy targets and plans along with the present policy framework, giving a fair idea of overall growth potential of the renewable energy industry. The report also provides major technology specific policies and incentives provided by the countries in the region.
The report is built using data and information sourced from industry associations, government websites, and statutory bodies. The information is also sourced through other secondary research sources such as industry and trade magazines.

Scope

The report covers policy measures and incentives used by countries in the Europe region to promote renewable energy.

The report details promotional measures in the Europe region both for the overall renewable energy industry and for specific renewable energy technologies that have potential in the region.

The report covers 25 major countries in the Europe region – Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Iceland, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, and the United Kingdom

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The report will enhance your decision making capability in a more rapid and time sensitive manner. It will allow you to:

Develop business strategies with the help of specific insights about policy decisions being taken for different renewable energy sources.

Identify opportunities and challenges in exploiting various renewable technologies.

Compare the level of support provided to different renewable energy technologies in different countries in the region.

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

List of Tables

List of Figures

1 Renewable Energy Market, Europe

1.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

1.2 European Union Renewable Energy Targets

1.3 Geopolitical Crisis

1.4 Auction Trends

2 Renewable Energy Policy, Austria

2.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

2.2 Policy Snapshot

2.3 Renewable Energy Targets

2.4 National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) 2021-2030

2.5 Renewable Energy Expansion Act – Erneuerbaren-Ausbau-Gesetz (EAG)

– EAG amendment

2.6 Premium Tariff Auctions

– Auctions

2.7 Green Electricity Act

2.8 Rooftop Solar PV Subsidy

2.9 National Recovery and Resilience Plan – Green Transition

2.10 Hydrogen Strategy

– Hydrogen Promotion Act

– Hydrogen Auction

2.11 Zero tax rate

– Funding under the Renewable Energy Expansion Act (EAG)

3 Renewable Energy Policy, Belgium

3.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

3.2 Policy Snapshot

3.3 Renewable Energy Targets

3.4 National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) 2021-2030

3.5 National Recovery and Resilience Plan

3.6 Hydrogen Energy

3.7 Regional Hydrogen Initiatives

3.8 Hydrogen Goals under Belgium’s NECP

3.9 Hydrogen Projects and Industrial Developments

3.10 Brussels Climate Plan

– Brussels Air, Climate and Energy Plan

3.11 Flanders Climate Plan

3.12 Wallonia Climate Plan

3.13 The Carbon Neutrality Decree

3.14 Green Certificates – Certificats Verts (CV)

– Brussels

– Flanders

– Wallonia

3.15 Net Metering

– Brussels

– Flanders

– Wallonia

3.16 Auctions

– Offshore Wind Auctions

– Capacity Remuneration Mechanism (CRM)

– Future Auctions and Outlook

3.17 Green Electricity Call

3.18 Energy Transition Fund

3.19 VAT reduction on Solar Panels

4 Renewable Energy Policy, Bulgaria

4.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

4.2 Policy Snapshot

4.3 Renewable Energy Targets

4.4 National Energy and Climate Plan 2021-2030

4.5 National Hydrogen Roadmap

4.6 National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP)

4.7 Energy Act

4.8 Contracts for Difference (CfD) Scheme

4.9 Feed-in Tariff/ Premium Tariff

5 Renewable Energy Market, Croatia

5.1 Energy Market, Overview

5.2 Policy Snapshot

5.3 Renewable Energy Targets

5.4 National Energy and Climate Plan 2021-2030

5.5 Croatia’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan 2021-2026

5.6 Premium Tariff support scheme

5.7 Auctions for premium tariffs

5.8 The Environmental Protection Programme of the Croatian Bank for Reconstruction and Development HBOR

5.9 Energy Act

6 Renewable Energy Market, Czech Republic

6.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

6.2 Renewable Energy Targets

6.3 Policy Snapshot

6.4 National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) 2021 – 2034

6.5 State Energy Policy (SEP)

6.6 Hydrogen Energy

6.7 Green Investment Scheme: New Green Savings Programme

6.8 Energy Management Act

6.9 Solar PV Rebates

6.10 Auctions

6.11 Tax Exemption for Renewable Energy Use

6.12 State Program to Promote Energy Savings and Use of Renewable and Secondary Energy Sources

6.13 National Recovery Plan

7 Renewable Energy Market, Denmark

7.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

7.2 Policy Snapshot

7.3 Renewable Energy Targets

7.4 Electricity Supply Act

7.5 National Renewable Energy Action Plan (Target 2020)

7.6 Draft-National Energy and Climate Plan (Target 2030)

7.7 Energy Strategy 2050

7.8 National Recovery and Resilience Plan – Green Transition

7.9 Hydrogen energy in Denmark

– Green Hydrogen Hub

– HyBalance’s PEM electrolysis Hydrogen plant

– Energy Island Project

7.10 Promotion of Renewable Energy Act (RE Act)

– Upcoming tenders for support to biogas and other green gas production

7.11 Auctions

– Denmark Renewable Energy Auction, 2019

– Mixed auction

– Cross-border auctions

– Solar auctions

– Auctions Update

7.12 Net-metering

7.13 Loan guarantee for construction of wind energy plants

8 Renewable Energy Market, Finland

8.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

8.2 Policy Snapshot

8.3 Renewable Energy Targets

8.4 National Energy and Climate Strategy of Finland for 2030

8.5 National Recovery and Resilience Plan – Green Transition

8.6 National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) 2021-2030

8.7 Hydrogen Energy

– Hydrogen infrastructure development projects

8.8 Competitive Tender/ Auctions

– First Round of Auctions

– Upcoming Auctions and Latest Developments

8.9 Act on Offshore Wind Power in the Exclusive Economic Zone

8.10 Incentives for phasing out coal power.

8.11 Energy Aid

8.12 Smart Metering in Finland

– Smart Grids and Energy Markets program (SGEM)

8.13 Temporary Crisis Framework

– Temporary Crisis and Transition Framework (TCTF)

8.14 Green Certificates

8.15 Guarantee of Origin

9 Renewable Energy Market, France

9.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

9.2 Policy Snapshot

9.3 Renewable Energy Targets

9.4 National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP)

9.5 National Recovery and Resilience Plan

9.6 Law on Energy Transition for Green Growth (LTECV)

9.7 France’s Multiannual Energy Programme (Programmationpluriannuelle de l’énergie or PPE)

9.8 The National Low-Carbon Strategy (stratégie nationale bas-carbone, (SNBC))

9.9 Hydrogen Energy

– Decree no. 2023-854 (September 2023)

– Decree no. 2024-289 (March 2024)

– Ministerial Order (July 2024)

9.10 Feed-in Tariffs

– Premium Tariffs

– Latest Tariff Rates

9.11 Renewable Energy Tenders/Auctions

– Offshore Wind

– Auction Analysis

9.12 Green Fund

9.13 Green Innovation Funding Program

9.14 Renewable Energy Market Development

9.15 Tax Credit for Energy Transition (CITE)

– MaPrimeRénov'(the energy transition bonus)

9.16 Reduced VAT for Residential Renewable Energy Equipment

9.17 Offshore Wind Pact

9.18 Renewable Energy Acceleration Bill

10 Renewable Energy Market, Germany

10.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

10.2 Policy Snapshot

10.3 Renewable Energy Targets

10.4 Climate Protection Act

10.5 National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP), 2021-2030

10.6 Renewable Energy Act (ErneuerbareEnergienGesetz – EEG)

– EEG 2023

– EEG 2024

10.7 Coal Exit Law

10.8 Nuclear Phase Out

10.9 Wind Power Development

– Onshore Wind Energy Act

– Offshore Wind Energy Act (WindSeeG)

10.10 Solar PV Development

– Rooftop Feed-in Tariff (FiT)

– Tenant’s Solar Power Supply

– Solar Peak (Solarspitzen)

– Solar Package I

10.11 Omnibus Energy Act

10.12 Renewable Energy Auctions

– Solar PV

– Onshore wind

– Offshore Wind

– Biomass

– Innovation Tender

– Joint Auctions for Onshore Wind and Solar Power Projects

10.13 National Hydrogen Strategy

– Hydrogen Acceleration Law

11 Renewable Energy Policy, Greece

11.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

11.2 Policy Snapshot

11.3 Renewable Energy Targets

11.4 Energy Policy, Greece

11.5 Coal Phase Out Target

11.6 Wind Power Development

11.7 National Climate Law

11.8 National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) 2021-2030

11.9 Hydrogen Energy

11.10 Generation of Electricity using Renewable Energy Sources (RES) Law

11.11 ETMEAR Levy

11.12 Renewable Energy Auctions

11.13 Energy Storage Auction Program

11.14 Climate Law 4936/2022

12 Renewable Energy Market, Iceland

12.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

12.2 Policy Snapshot

12.3 Renewable Energy Targets

12.4 Sustainable Development Strategy

12.5 Iceland’s 2020 Climate Action Plan

12.6 Green by Iceland

12.7 Hydrogen Energy

– Capacity target

12.8 Geothermal Technology and Innovation

12.9 Act No. 30/2008 on electricity produced from renewable energy sources

13 Renewable Energy Market, Ireland

13.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

13.2 Policy Snapshot

13.3 Renewable Energy Targets

13.4 National Energy and Climate Plan 2021-2030

13.5 Ireland’s Transition to a Low Carbon Energy Future 2015-2030

13.6 Programme for Government – Our Shared Future

13.7 Project Ireland 2040

13.8 Climate Action Plan

13.9 Renewable Energy Support Scheme (RESS)

13.10 Budget 2025

13.11 Hydrogen Energy

13.12 National Recovery and Resilience Plan

13.13 Offshore Renewable Energy Development Plan

13.14 Micro Generation Support Scheme

13.15 Carbon Tax

13.16 Ireland National Retrofit Plan

14 Renewable Energy Policy, Italy

14.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

14.2 Policy Snapshot

14.3 Renewable Energy Targets

14.4 FER X Decree

– Transitional FER-X Decree

14.5 Renewable Energy Consolidated Act

14.6 National Energy Strategy 2030

14.7 National Recovery and Resilience Plan

– State Aid Scheme for Agrovoltaic Installation

14.8 National Integrated Plan for Climate and Energy 2030

14.9 Hydrogen Energy

14.10 Feed-in Tariff

14.11 Renewable Auctions

– Regulations

– Results

– Auction Analysis

14.12 Net-Metering Scheme

14.13 New Regulation to Promote Solar and Renewables in Non–Interconnected Islands

14.14 Tax Regulation Mechanism I

14.15 Tax Regulation Mechanism II

14.16 D.L. Energia

14.17 The Energy Decree

14.18 Regional and Municipal level policy/incentives

– Abruzzo

– Aosta Valley

– Basilicata

– Bologna

– Calabria

– Campania

– Emilia Romagna

– Friuli-Venezia Giulia

– Lazio

– Liguria

– Lombardy

– Marche

– Molise

– Piemonte

– Puglia

– Sardinia

– Sicily

– Tuscany

– Umbria

– Veneto

15 Renewable Energy Market, Netherlands

15.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

15.2 Policy Snapshot

15.3 Renewable Energy Targets

15.4 Hydrogen Energy

– Dutch Hydrogen Strategy

– Hydrogen Programme

– Porthos

– PosHYdon

– Magnum Project

– New Dutch Energy Act

15.5 National Climate Agreement

15.6 National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) 2021-2030

15.7 Recovery and Resilience Plan – Green Transition

15.8 Offshore Wind Energy Act

15.9 Offshore Wind Energy 2030 Roadmap

15.10 Offshore Wind Auctions

15.11 Top Sector Energie (TSE) – the Support Scheme for Innovative Energy Projects

– EKOO subsidy scheme

– MOOI subsidy

– Demonstration Energy and Climate Innovation (DEI+)

15.12 Feed-in Premium Program – SDE+ and SDE++

15.13 Net-Metering

15.14 “Terugleversubsidie” – Phasing out Net-Metering

15.15 Energy Investment Allowance (EIA) scheme

15.16 Environmental investment allowance – milieu-investeringsaftrek (MIA) and Vamil: Tax Relief Schemes

16 Renewable Energy Policy, Norway

16.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

16.2 Policy Snapshot

16.3 Renewable Energy Targets

16.4 Energy Act

16.5 National Climate Plan

– Norway’s long-term low-emission strategy for 2050

16.6 Climate Change Act

16.7 Hydrogen Energy

– Adoption of Zero-Emission Vehicles

16.8 Auctions

16.9 Guarantees of Origin (GO)

16.10 Energi21

16.11 Watercourse Regulation Act

16.12 Waterfall Rights Act

16.13 Act on Offshore Renewable Energy Production (The Offshore Energy Act)

16.14 Green Recovery Package

16.15 Green Conversion Package

16.16 Resource Rent Tax

17 Renewable Energy Market, Poland

17.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

17.2 Policy Snapshot

17.3 Poland Energy Policy 2040 (PEP2040/EPP2040)

17.4 Energy Law Act

– Amendment 2023

– Quota System (Renewable Portfolio Standards)

17.5 Renewable Energy Sources Act (RES Act)

– Amendments under the RES Act

17.6 10H Rule – Onshore Wind Distance Act

17.7 Offshore Wind Act

– Amendments to the Offshore Wind Act

17.8 Auction-based Feed-in Tariff (FIT)/Feed-in Premium (FIP) Results

17.9 Financial Support and Incentives

– My Wind Power Plant Program, 2024

– Solar Rebate Scheme ‘Mój Prąd’ or ‘My Electricity’, 2019

– Offshore wind loan programme

– Green Investment Scheme

– EBRD loans

17.10 Coal Phase Out

17.11 Geothermal Target

18 Renewable Energy Market, Portugal

18.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

18.2 Policy Snapshot

18.3 Renewable Energy Targets

18.4 National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) 2021-2030

18.5 Roadmap to Carbon Neutrality – Roteiro para a Neutralidade Carbónica (RNC2050)

18.6 Green Growth Commitment 2030

18.7 Hydrogen Energy

– The National Hydrogen Strategy (EN-H2)

18.8 Renewable Energy Auctions

– Recent developments

– Auction for floating solar PV capacity 2021 – 2022

– Second round Solar PV auction 2020

– First Round Solar PV Auctions 2019

18.9 Guaranteed Remuneration Scheme for Small Generators

18.10 Exception from Clawback Mechanism

18.11 Portugal’s recovery and resilience plan

18.12 Small Investments in Agricultural Exploration programme

18.13 Long-Term Strategy for Building Renovation

19 Renewable Energy Market, Romania

19.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

19.2 Policy Snapshot

19.3 Renewable Energy Targets

19.4 National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) 2021-2030

19.5 Hydrogen Energy

19.6 Coal Phase Out

19.7 Renewable Energy Law

19.8 Government Emergency Ordinance no. 134/2024 (GEO)

19.9 Government Emergency Ordinance no. 163/2022 (GEO)

19.10 Emergency Ordinance no. 143/2021

19.11 Government Emergency Ordinance no. 24/2017

19.12 National Strategy for Sustainable Development 2030

19.13 Quota System

19.14 CfD Scheme

– Auction

19.15 EU’s Modernization Fund

19.16 Recovery and Resilience Plan – Green Transition

20 Renewable Energy Market, Russia

20.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

20.2 Policy Snapshot

20.3 Renewable Energy Targets

20.4 General Scheme for the Placement of Electric Power Facilities through 2042

20.5 Decree 449 on the Mechanism for the Promotion of Renewable Energy

20.6 Auction Process and Localization Requirements

20.7 Renewable Energy Auctions

– Auction Analysis

– Competitive selection of investment projects on the wholesale market

20.8 The Russian Federation Renewable Energy Program

20.9 Energy Strategy of the Russian Federation to 2035

20.10 Premium and Certificates Scheme

20.11 Hydrogen Energy in the Russian Federation

– Hydrogen roadmap 2024

20.12 Decree 812 Climate Doctrine of the Russian Federation

20.13 Decree 603 of the Russian Federation

21 Renewable Energy Market, Slovakia

21.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

21.2 Policy Snapshot

21.3 Renewable Energy Targets

21.4 Slovak Energy Policy – Energetická politika (EP SR)

21.5 National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) 2021-2030

21.6 National Recovery and Resilience Plan

21.7 Hydrogen Energy

21.8 Enviro-strategy 2030 (Envirostrategy–Greener Slovakia)

21.9 Act No. 251/2012 on Energy and amendments to certain acts

21.10 Act No. 250/2012 on Regulatory Office for Network Industries (RONI)

21.11 Act No. 309/2009 on Support of Renewable Energy Sources (RES) and High Efficiency Combined Heat and Power (CHP)

21.12 Auctions

21.13 Feed-in Tariffs (FiT)

21.14 Subsidy (Operational Programme Quality of Environment)

21.15 European Commission Support for High-efficient Cogeneration of Electricity

22 Renewable Energy Policy, Spain

22.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

22.2 Policy Snapshot

22.3 Renewable Energy Targets

22.4 Electricity Law 24/2013

22.5 Royal Decree-Law 23/2020

22.6 Climate Change and Energy Transition (Law 7/2021)

22.7 The National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) 2021-2030

22.8 National Recovery and Resilience Plan – Green Transition

22.9 Hydrogen Energy

– The Spanish Measure

22.10 The Royal Decree Law 13/2012

22.11 The Royal Decree Law 29/2012

22.12 The Royal Decree Law 9/2013

22.13 Royal Decree 110/2015

22.14 Suspension of Solar Power Tax

22.15 Feed-in Premiums

22.16 Renewable Auctions

– Auction Analysis

22.17 The Institute for the Diversification and Saving of Energy (IDAE)

22.18 Grid Connection of Small Wind Turbines

22.19 Roadmap for the Development of Offshore Wind and Marine Energy.

23 Renewable Energy Market, Sweden

23.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

23.2 Policy Snapshot

23.3 Renewable Energy Targets

23.4 Climate Act and Climate Policy Framework

23.5 National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP)

23.6 National Recovery and Resilience Plan

23.7 Hydrogen Energy

23.8 Green Certificate Scheme

– Quota Obligation

23.9 Solar Rebate Scheme

23.10 Cancellation of Solar Tax for Commercial PV

23.11 Energy Tax relief

23.12 Removal of the Building Permit for Solar Systems

23.13 Reduction in Connections Costs for Offshore Wind Power

23.14 Carbon Tax

23.15 Coal Phase Out

23.16 The Swedish Energy Research and Innovation Program

23.17 Sweden’s Budget

24 Renewable Energy Policy, Switzerland

24.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

24.2 Policy Snapshot

24.3 Renewable Energy Targets

24.4 Electricity Supply Act (ESA)

24.5 Federal Act – Secure Electricity Supply for Renewables

– Amendment of the Energy Act and and the Energy Promotion Ordinance

24.6 Law on Renewable Energy Targets

24.7 Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) to the Paris Agreement

24.8 Climate and Innovation Act

24.9 Energy Strategy 2050

– Measures for increasing energy efficiency.

– Measures for the development of renewable energies

– Measures with respect to electricity grids

– Further measures

24.10 National Hydrogen Strategy

24.11 COVID 19 Green Recovery and Solar PV Rebate Program

24.12 Energy Research Program

24.13 Swiss Energy Research for the Energy Transition (SWEET)

24.14 Risk Guarantee Scheme for Geothermal Power Projects

24.15 Floating Market Premiums

24.16 Compensatory feed-in remuneration at cost (KEV)

24.17 Auctions

– Auction Analysis

25 Renewable Energy Market, Turkey

25.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

25.2 Policy Snapshot

25.3 Renewable Energy Target

25.4 Electricity Market Law

25.5 Roadmap for Renewable Energy

25.6 Offshore Wind Roadmap

25.7 National Energy Plan 2023-2035

25.8 Omnibus Law

25.9 National Renewable Energy Action Plan (NREAP)

25.10 Act No. 5346 – Utilization of Renewable Energy Sources

25.11 The Presidential Decree Number 1044

25.12 Nationally Determined Condition (NDC)

25.13 Law on Geothermal Sources and Natural Mineral Water

25.14 Feed-in-Tariff

25.15 YEKDEM

25.16 Auctions

25.17 Income Tax Credit

25.18 Renewable Energy Zones (YEKA-Scheme)

25.19 Hydrogen Energy

25.20 Electricity Market Licensing Regulation

– Amendments to Electricity Market Licensing Regulation

25.21 Clean Technology Fund (CTF)

26 Renewable Energy Market, UK

26.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview

26.2 Policy Snapshot

26.3 Renewable Energy Targets

26.4 Electricity Market Reform 2011

26.5 Climate Change Act

– Amendment 2019

26.6 The Clean Growth Strategy and Clean Growth Grand Challenge

26.7 Carbon Reduction target 2030

26.8 Hydrogen Policy in the UK

– Overview

– The Prime Minister’s Ten Point Plan 2020

– Hydrogen Strategy

– Powering our Net Zero Future: White Paper

– Sixth Carbon Budget Report issued by the Climate Change Committee

– Sector Development Action Plan

26.9 Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin

26.10 Renewable Obligation Order

26.11 Contracts for Difference (CfD)

26.12 Impact of Brexit on UK energy Industry

26.13 Carbon Price Floor (CPF)

26.14 Carbon Price Support

26.15 Climate Change Levy

26.16 Smart Metering

26.17 Smart Export Guarantee (SEG)

26.18 Strategies and legislation in Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales

– Northern Ireland

– Scotland

– Wales

26.19 Review of Electricity Market Arrangements (REMA)

26.20 British Energy Security Strategy

– Package of support for innovative energy

– Net Zero Strategy

26.21 Energy Act 2023

27 Appendix

27.1 Abbreviations

27.2 Methodology

– Coverage

– Secondary Research

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List of Tables

Table 1: Renewable Energy Policy, Europe, 2024

Table 2: Renewable Energy Target, NECP, EU, 2030

Table 3: Policy Snapshot, Austria, 2024

Table 4: Auctions, Austria, 2022-23

Table 5: Policy Snapshot, Belgium, 2024

Table 6: Indicative Targets for Renewable Power Generation, GWh, Belgium, 2030

Table 7: Federal Hydrogen Strategy Measures, Belgium, 2022

Table 8: Capacity Remuneration Mechanism (CRM) Auctions, Belgium, 2024

Table 9: Policy Snapshot, Bulgaria, 2024

Table 10: Bulgaria, Premium Price Comparison

Table 11: Bulgaria, Feed-in Tariff, 2011-2012

Table 12: Policy Snapshot, Croatia, 2024

Table 13: National Energy and Climate Plan, Croatia, 2021-2030

Table 14: Premium Tariffs, Auction, Croatia, 2024

Table 15: Renewable Energy Targets, Czech Republic

Table 16: Policy Snapshot, Czech Republic, 2024

Table 17: Policy Snapshot, Denmark, 2024

Table 18: National Energy and Climate Plan, Denmark, 2021-2030

Table 19: Danish Power-to-X (PtX) Tender Winning Projects

Table 20: Renewable Energy Auctions, Denmark, 2016-2019

Table 21: Renewable Energy Auctions, Denmark, 2019

Table 22: Denmark, Results of Renewable Auctions, 2018

Table 23: Denmark, Proposed Offshore Wind Tender (6GW) for 2024-2025

Table 24: Net-metering Criteria for Different Renewable Technologies, Denmark

Table 25: Policy Snapshot, Finland, 2024

Table 26: Energy and Emission Targets, NECP, Finland, 2021-2030

Table 27: First Renewable Energy Auction, Finland, 2019

Table 28: Policy Snapshot, France, 2024

Table 29: Renewable Energy, Policy Environment Summary, France

Table 30: Targets under NECP, France, 2021 to 2030

Table 31: Renewable Energy, Multiannual Energy Programme (PPE), France, 2020

Table 32: GHG Emission Estimates under SNBC 2, France, 2019-2033

Table 33: Renewable Energy, Premium Tariffs Eligibility Criteria, France

Table 34: Renewable Energy, Feed-in Tariffs and Premiums, Solar PV, France, 2025

Table 35: Solar Rooftop installation, Feed in Tariffs Eligibility Criteria, France

Table 36: Renewable Energy, Awarded Renewable Energy Auctions, France, 2017–2024

Table 37: Renewable Energy, Announced Renewable Energy Auctions, France, 2022–2027

Table 38: Policy Snapshot, Germany, 2024

Table 39: Renewable Energy Targets, Germany, 2030

Table 40: Feed-in Tariff (FiT), Rooftop Solar PV, Germany, 2023

Table 41: Ceiling Price Comparison for Solar PV Auctions, Germany

Table 42: Solar PV Auction Results, Germany, 2018 – 2024

Table 43: Rooftop Solar PV Auction Results, Germany, 2021 – 2025

Table 44: Onshore Auction Results, Germany, 2018 – 2025

Table 45: Offshore Auction Results, Germany, 2017 – 2024

Table 46: Offshore Wind Auctions, Germany, 2023

Table 47: Biomass Auction Results, Germany, 2018 – 2023

Table 48: Innovation Tender Auctions, Germany, 2020 – 2024

Table 49: Germany, Joint Auction Results, 2018-2024

Table 50: Policy Snapshot, Greece, 2024

Table 51: Energy and Emission Targets, NECP, Greece, 2021-2030

Table 52: Renewable Energy Auctions, Greece, 2018-2022

Table 53: Timetable for Renewable Electricity Auctions (2023-2024)

Table 54: Energy Storage Tender Results

Table 55: Policy Snapshot, Iceland, 2024

Table 56: Policy Snapshot, Ireland, 2024

Table 57: Energy and Emission Targets, NECP, Ireland, 2021-2030

Table 58: RESS Auction Stages, Ireland

Table 59: RESS I Auction Provisional Results, Ireland, 2020

Table 60: RESS 2 Auction Provisional Results, Ireland, 2022

Table 61: RESS 3 Auction Provisional Results, Ireland, 2023

Table 62: RESS 4 Auction Provisional Results, Ireland, 2024

Table 63: ORESS 1 Auction Provisional Results, Ireland, 2023

Table 64: SFCT rates effective from 1 May 2024, Ireland

Table 65: Policy Snapshot, Italy, 2024

Table 66: Application Guidelines for Capacity Installation, FER X

Table 67: Reference Operating Prices, Transitional FER-X Decree

Table 68: Power Market, Italy, Primary Objectives on Energy and Climate, EU, and Italy, 2020 & 2030

Table 69: Renewable Auction Results, Category A, Italy, 2019-2024

Table 70: Renewable Auction Results, Category B and Category C, Italy, 2019-2022

Table 71: Renewable Generation Target (TWh), Sicily, 2030

Table 72: Renewable Power Targets (MW), Sicily, 2030

Table 73: Policy Snapshot, Netherlands, 2024

Table 74: Targets/Ambitions for Renewable Energy Generation (TWh), Netherlands, 2030

Table 75: Energy and Emission Targets, NECP, Netherlands, 2021-2030

Table 76: Offshore Wind Auctions (EUR/MWh and $/MWh), Netherlands, 2016–2027

Table 77: Subsidies Opening Expected in the year 2025, Netherlands

Table 78: Schedule for Topsector Energie subsidy programme, Netherlands, 2022-2023

Table 79: Schedule for Topsector Energie subsidy programme, Netherlands, 2023-2024

Table 80: Eligible Technologies for the SDE++ Subsidy Scheme, Netherlands, 2022

Table 81: SDE++ Subsidy Scheme Tender Details, Netherlands, 2022

Table 82: SDE++ Subsidy Scheme Tender Details, Netherlands, 2023

Table 83: SDE++ Subsidy Scheme Tender Details, Netherlands, 2024

Table 84: Policy Snapshot, Norway, 2024

Table 85: Policy Snapshot, Poland, 2024

Table 86: Renewable Energy Auctions, Poland, 2018-2024

Table 87: Policy Snapshot, Portugal, 2024

Table 88: Energy and Emission Targets, NECP, Portugal, 2021-2030

Table 89: Major targets, RNC 2050, Portugal

Table 90: Floating Solar PV Auction, Portugal, 2022

Table 91: Floating Solar PV Auction Result, Portugal, 2022

Table 92: Second Round Solar PV Auction Result, Portugal, 2020

Table 93: Renewable Energy Auctions, Portugal, 2019-2022

Table 94: First Round Solar PV Auction Result, Portugal, 2019

Table 95: New advance payments in a phased system clawback mechanism effective from 1st january 2024

Table 96: Policy Snapshot, Romania, 2024

Table 97: Energy and Emission Targets, NECP, Romania, 2021-2030

Table 98: Percentage (%) of energy value from non-biological renewable fuels in the energy content of all fuels, Romania, 2024-2030

Table 99: Percentage (%) of Hydrogen used in industry

Table 100: Policy Snapshot, The Russian Federation, 2024

Table 101: Renewable Power Capacity Addition Targets by Technology (MW), 2021-2024

Table 102: Minimum Local Content Requirement (%), Russian Federation, 2014–2021

Table 103: Minimum Local Content Requirement (%), Russian Federation, 2021–2024

Table 104: Eigth Round of large-scale renewable energy auction, Russian Federation, 2021

Table 105: Renewable Energy Auction, Russian Federation, 2013- 2021

Table 106: Electricity Generation (GWh) outlook according to Draft ES-2035, Russian Federation

Table 107: Policy Snapshot, Slovakia, 2024

Table 108: Energy and Emission Targets, NECP, Slovakia, 2021-2030

Table 109: Policy Snapshot, Spain, 2024

Table 110: Main Objectives of the NECP, Spain, 2021-2030

Table 111: Main Objectives of the old NECP (2021-2030) vs NECP (2023-2030), Spain

Table 112: Targets under EU Hydrogen Strategy and Spain’s Hydrogen Roadmap, 2020-2050

Table 113: Renewable Energy Auctions, Spain, 2016-2022

Table 114: Funds allocated by IDAE by technology (in EURM), Spain, 2021-2030

Table 115: Policy Snapshot, Sweden, 2024

Table 116: Energy and Emission Targets, NECP, Sweden

Table 117: Renewable Energy Quota Obligation (MWh), Sweden, 2019–2045

Table 118: Policy Snapshot, Switzerland, 2024

Table 119: SWEET Call for Proposals- Overview

Table 120: Policy Snapshot, Turkey, 2024

Table 121: Renewable Energy Feed-in Tariffs, Turkey, 2023

Table 122: YEKDEM and Local Additive Prices

Table 123: Renewable Energy Auctions, Turkey, 2017-2022

Table 124: Policy Snapshot, United Kingdom, 2024

Table 125: Renewable Obligation, Technology Eligibility, UK

Table 126: Renewable Obligation, Technology Eligibility, UK

Table 127: Renewable Obligation (ROC/MWh), UK, 2009–2023

Table 128: Renewable Energy, CfD First Allocation Round Results, UK, 2015

Table 129: Renewable Energy, CfD Second Allocation Round Results, UK, 2017

Table 130: Renewable Energy, CfD Third Allocation Round Results, UK, 2019

Table 131: Renewable Energy, CfD Fourth Allocation Round Results, UK, 2022

Table 132: Renewable Energy, CfD Fifth Allocation Round Results, UK, 2023

Table 133: Renewable Energy, CfD Sixth Allocation Round Results, UK, 2024

Table 134: Carbon Price Support (CPS) rates of Climate Change Levy (CCL) in Great Britain

Table 135: Climate Change Levy (GBP/kWh or /kg), UK, 2022–2026

Table 136: Suppliers Rates for Smart Export Guarantee (1st April 2024 – 31st March 2025)

Table 137: Suppliers Rates for Smart Export Guarantee (1st April 2023 – 31st March 2024)

Table 138: Smart Export Guarantee Tariff, UK, 2022

Table 139: Abbreviations

Figures

List of Figures

Figure 1: Renewable Auctions, Auctioned Capacity (MW) Vs. Awarded Capacity (MW), France, 2017-2024

Figure 2: Renewable Auctions, Awarded Capacity (MW) by Technology, France, 2017-2024

Figure 3: Ground Mounted Solar PV Auctions, Germany, 2018-2024

Figure 4: Rooftop Solar PV Auctions, Germany, 2021-2025

Figure 5: Onshore Wind Auctions, Germany, 2018-2025

Figure 6: Biomass Auctions, Germany, 2018-2024

Figure 7: Renewable Auctions, Category A, Auctioned Capacity Vs. Awarded Capacity, Italy, 2019-2023

Figure 8: Renewable Auctions, Category A, Awarded Capacity by Technology, Italy, 2019-2024

Figure 9: Power Market, Russia, Sum of Capacity Awarded (MW) and average price ($/kV), 2013 – 2021

Figure 10: Renewable Auctions, Auctioned Capacity Vs. Awarded Capacity, Spain, 2016-2022

Figure 11: Renewable Auctions, Solar PV and Onshore Wind, Spain, 2021-2022

Figure 12: Renewable Auctions, Solar PV, Switzerland, 2023-2024

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