Fossil Fuel Subsidies
Fossil fuels can be subsidized at various points in the development cycle, including in mining, refinement, transport, and electricity generation. In those markets where fossil fuel prices are artificially lowered through low-cost government loans, tax diversions, and other means, it may be difficult to incentivize energy efficiency or renewable energy given longer payback periods.
Resources CESC
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EnerOutlook 2018
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Enerdata
Publication
Executive Summary: Perspectives for the Energy Transition-Investment Needs for a Low-Carbon Energy System
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International Renewable Energy Agency
International Energy Agency
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Training Materials
Tradable Renewable Energy Certificates: A Complete Clean Energy Finance Guide
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Clean Energy Finance Solutions Center
Tools and Websites
Training Materials
Tax Measures: A Complete Clean Energy Finance Guide
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Clean Energy Finance Solutions Center
Tools and Websites
Training Materials
Net Metering and Net Billing: A Complete Clean Energy Finance Guide
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Clean Energy Solutions Center
Tools and Websites
Training Materials
Feed-In Tariffs: A Complete Clean Energy Finance Guide
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Clean Energy Finance Solutions Center