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    Shaping an effective and efficient European renewable energy market (RE-SHAPING)

    Project programme
    Intelligent Energy Europe
    Period
    01.07.2009 - 31.12.2011
    Project status
    Completed
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    Project website
    https://ec.europa.eu/energy/intelligent/projects/en/projects/re-shaping

    The core objective of the RE-Shaping project was to assist Member State (MS) governments in preparing for the implementation of Directive 2009/28/EC and to guide a European policy for RES in the mid- to long term. The past and present success of policies for renewable energies was evaluated and recommendations derived to improve future RES support schemes. The effectiveness and the efficiency of current and future RES support schemes was analysed with specific focus on the European market for renewable electricity products. Current best practices were identified, and (future) costs of RES and the corresponding support necessary to initiate stable growth were assessed. Better integration of RES policies with climate and innovation policy as well as liberalised energy markets were analysed and promoted. Options for flexibility between Member States were analysed. The future deployment of RES in each MS was calculated based on the Green-X model to assist MS in implementing national action plans and to support a long term vision of the European RES policy. The impact of policies on risks for RES financing were analysed and improved policies and financing instruments were proposed.

    LEI activities in the Project

    Database on RES-supported schemes applied in EU countries and the latest statistical information on the use of RES for electricity and heat production and in the transport sector has been updated. On the basis of this database, the efficiency and effectiveness indicators of the RES-E support measures for individual technologies has been evaluated. Analysis of the risks of RES projects has been performed and proposals for innovative financing schemes for RES projects have been prepared.

    Total cost: 1 772 880 EUR (LEI part: 119 212 EUR)

    Coordinator: Fraunhofer Institute Systems and Innovation Research (ISI), Germany

    Partners:

    • Vienna University of Technology, Energy Economics Group (EEG), Austria
    • Ecofys b.v. (ECOFYS), Netherlands
    • Electricity Policy Research Group (EPRG), University of Cambridge (UCAM), UK
    • KEMA, Netherlands
    • Utrecht University (UU), Netherlands
    • Energo Banking Advisory Ltd, Hungary
    • Bacconi University, Italy

    Project Team

    Name, surname Office phone. e-mail

    LEI Representative         		 
    Inga Konstantinavičiūtė 309-AK +37037401952 Inga.Konstantinaviciute@lei.lt

    Project Team         		 
    Vaclovas Miškinis 308-AK +37037401959 Vaclovas.Miskinis@lei.lt
    Arvydas Galinis 326-AK +37037401957 Arvydas.Galinis@lei.lt
    Dalius Tarvydas 433-AK +37037401960 Dalius.Tarvydas@lei.lt
    Egidijus Norvaiša 312-AK +37037401955 Egidijus.Norvaisa@lei.lt
    Viktorija Bobinaitė 310-AK +37037401956 Viktorija.Bobinaite@lei.lt
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    Name of legal entity Country Overall contract value (EUR) Proportion carried out by legal entity (%) No of staff provided Name of client Origin of funding Dates (start/end) Name of consortium members, if any
    Lithuanian Energy Institute (LEI) Lithuania 1 772 880 EUR 6,72 6 Intelligent Energy Europe Program Intelligent Energy Europe Program 01.07.2009 / 31.12.2011

    Vienna University of Technology, Energy Economics Group (EEG), Austria.
    Ecofys b.v. (ECOFYS), Netherlands.
    Electricity Policy Research Group (EPRG), University of Cambridge (UCAM), UK.
    KEMA, Netherlands.
    Utrecht University (UU), Netherlands.
    Energo Banking Advisory Ltd, Hungary.
    Bacconi University, Italy.
    Detailed description of the project Type and scope of services provided

    The core objective of the RE-Shaping project was to assist Member State (MS) governments in preparing for the implementation of Directive 2009/28/EC and to guide a European policy for RES in the mid- to long term. The past and present success of policies for renewable energies was evaluated and recommendations derived to improve future RES support schemes. The effectiveness and the efficiency of current and future RES support schemes was analysed with specific focus on the European market for renewable electricity products. Current best practices were identified, and (future) costs of RES and the corresponding support necessary to initiate stable growth were assessed. Better integration of RES policies with climate and innovation policy as well as liberalised energy markets were analysed and promoted. Options for flexibility between Member States were analysed. The future deployment of RES in each MS was calculated based on the Green-X model to assist MS in implementing national action plans and to support a long term vision of the European RES policy. The impact of policies on risks for RES financing were analysed and improved policies and financing instruments were proposed.

    Database on RES-supported schemes applied in EU countries and the latest statistical information on the use of RES for electricity and heat production and in the transport sector has been updated. On the basis of this database, the efficiency and effectiveness indicators of the RES-E support measures for individual technologies has been evaluated. Analysis of the risks of RES projects has been performed and proposals for innovative financing schemes for RES projects have been prepared.