Government support in the form of so-called feed-in tariff policies (FITs), which combine long-
term, fixed-price electricity purchase agreements and guaranteed grid-access, has attracted …

This study extends recent work on the relationship between renewable and non-renewable
energy consumption and economic growth to the case of developed and developing …

Feed-in tariffs are the world's most prevalent renewable energy policy and have driven
approximately 75% of the world's installed PV capacity and 45% of the world's wind energy …

Energy is at the core of the sustainability challenge. Most of the production, transportation,
and everyday processes that we depend on for daily life are energy intensive. With …

End of Energy Poverty and achieving Sustainable Energy for all by 2030 is a universal
challenge. 1.3 billion people without energy access and 2.8 billion people using …

Remote areas and islands are under stress as a result of their dependence on petroleum,
currently the most expensive and least secure fossil fuel. With a few exceptions, the majority …