Permitting and Licensing Regimes for Renewable Energy Projects

Permitting, licensing, and other authorization procedures are an integral part of investing in renewable energy. For private companies, the quality of these procedures can drastically affect transaction costs and project risk. Optimal regimes are t...

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Main Authors:	Merle-Beral, Elena, Gassner, Katharina
Format:	Brief
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2015
Subjects:	WASTE VISIBILITY POWER PLANTS RENEWABLE RESOURCES FOSSIL FUELS COMMERCIAL POWER RENEWABLE ENERGY PROGRAM CARBON INCOME ACTIVITIES ACCESS TO MODERN ENERGY GENERATION RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY WIND CLEAN ENERGY TRADITIONAL BIOMASS EMISSIONS INCENTIVES GAS PE PRICE ENERGY CONSUMERS POWER SYSTEM DISTRIBUTION OF ENERGY BIOMASS CO2 PETROLEUM OIL EMISSION FACTOR ENERGY MIX TRANSPORT SUSTAINABLE ENERGY FOREST RESIDUES CAPACITY LIGNITE ENERGY INTENSITY ELECTRIFICATION OPTIONS SOLID FUELS ENERGY RESOURCES PRIMARY ENERGY CONSUMPTION CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ELECTRICAL ENERGY GRID CONNECTION FIRE GAS EMISSIONS PELLETS GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT FUELS POWER PURCHASE AGREEMENTS ENERGY CONSUMPTION EMISSION GREENHOUSE LEAKAGE HEAT CLIMATE CHANGE SOURCE OF ENERGY BLACK CARBON POWER ELECTRICITY FLEXIBILITY LIGHT CLIMATE CHARCOAL HYDROPOWER WORLD ENERGY MOMENTUM FOREST PETROLEUM GAS ENERGY STRATEGY TARIFF LEVELS SURVEYS PRIMARY ENERGY WIND PROJECTS ENERGY EFFICIENCY ENERGY DEMAND MIRRORS LAND COMBUSTION INVESTMENT GASEOUS FUELS COAL TARIFF FUEL GLOBAL ENERGY MIX AVAILABILITY RURAL ELECTRIFICATION BOTTOM LINE INVESTMENTS METHANE BRIQUETTES REGULATORY DECISIONS HOUSEHOLD ENERGY ENERGY INDUSTRIES LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS POWER SYSTEM PLANNING RENEWABLE ENERGY SAFETY FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE COLOR HEAT GENERATION PIPELINE FOSSIL HEATING BENEFITS POWER PLANT ENERGY
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/06/24730705/permitting-licensing-regimes-renewable-energy-projects http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22113

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spelling	okr-10986-221132021-04-23T14:04:07Z Permitting and Licensing Regimes for Renewable Energy Projects Merle-Beral, Elena Gassner, Katharina WASTE VISIBILITY POWER PLANTS RENEWABLE RESOURCES FOSSIL FUELS COMMERCIAL POWER RENEWABLE ENERGY PROGRAM CARBON INCOME ACTIVITIES ACCESS TO MODERN ENERGY GENERATION RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY WIND CLEAN ENERGY TRADITIONAL BIOMASS EMISSIONS INCENTIVES GAS PE PRICE ENERGY CONSUMERS POWER SYSTEM DISTRIBUTION OF ENERGY BIOMASS CO2 PETROLEUM OIL EMISSION FACTOR ENERGY MIX TRANSPORT SUSTAINABLE ENERGY FOREST RESIDUES CAPACITY LIGNITE ENERGY INTENSITY ELECTRIFICATION OPTIONS SOLID FUELS ENERGY RESOURCES PRIMARY ENERGY CONSUMPTION CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ELECTRICAL ENERGY GRID CONNECTION FIRE GAS EMISSIONS PELLETS GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT FUELS POWER PURCHASE AGREEMENTS ENERGY CONSUMPTION EMISSION GREENHOUSE LEAKAGE HEAT CLIMATE CHANGE SOURCE OF ENERGY BLACK CARBON POWER ELECTRICITY FLEXIBILITY LIGHT CLIMATE CHARCOAL HYDROPOWER WORLD ENERGY MOMENTUM FOREST PETROLEUM GAS ENERGY STRATEGY TARIFF LEVELS SURVEYS PRIMARY ENERGY WIND PROJECTS ENERGY EFFICIENCY ENERGY DEMAND MIRRORS LAND COMBUSTION INVESTMENT GASEOUS FUELS COAL TARIFF FUEL GLOBAL ENERGY MIX AVAILABILITY RURAL ELECTRIFICATION BOTTOM LINE INVESTMENTS METHANE BRIQUETTES REGULATORY DECISIONS HOUSEHOLD ENERGY ENERGY INDUSTRIES LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS POWER SYSTEM PLANNING RENEWABLE ENERGY SAFETY FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE COLOR HEAT GENERATION PIPELINE FOSSIL HEATING BENEFITS POWER PLANT ENERGY Permitting, licensing, and other authorization procedures are an integral part of investing in renewable energy. For private companies, the quality of these procedures can drastically affect transaction costs and project risk. Optimal regimes are tailored to country specifics and depend on the way in which private investors access the market in the first place—from auctions to site-specific tenders to standardized contracts on a first-come, first-served basis. Although there is no single best practice when it comes to authorizing renewable energy projects, common principles exist that signal an investor-friendly and socially and environmentally responsible regime. 2015-07-07T18:32:50Z 2015-07-07T18:32:50Z 2015-06 Brief http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/06/24730705/permitting-licensing-regimes-renewable-energy-projects http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22113 English en_US Live Wire, 2015/45 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Brief
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topic	WASTE VISIBILITY POWER PLANTS RENEWABLE RESOURCES FOSSIL FUELS COMMERCIAL POWER RENEWABLE ENERGY PROGRAM CARBON INCOME ACTIVITIES ACCESS TO MODERN ENERGY GENERATION RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY WIND CLEAN ENERGY TRADITIONAL BIOMASS EMISSIONS INCENTIVES GAS PE PRICE ENERGY CONSUMERS POWER SYSTEM DISTRIBUTION OF ENERGY BIOMASS CO2 PETROLEUM OIL EMISSION FACTOR ENERGY MIX TRANSPORT SUSTAINABLE ENERGY FOREST RESIDUES CAPACITY LIGNITE ENERGY INTENSITY ELECTRIFICATION OPTIONS SOLID FUELS ENERGY RESOURCES PRIMARY ENERGY CONSUMPTION CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ELECTRICAL ENERGY GRID CONNECTION FIRE GAS EMISSIONS PELLETS GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT FUELS POWER PURCHASE AGREEMENTS ENERGY CONSUMPTION EMISSION GREENHOUSE LEAKAGE HEAT CLIMATE CHANGE SOURCE OF ENERGY BLACK CARBON POWER ELECTRICITY FLEXIBILITY LIGHT CLIMATE CHARCOAL HYDROPOWER WORLD ENERGY MOMENTUM FOREST PETROLEUM GAS ENERGY STRATEGY TARIFF LEVELS SURVEYS PRIMARY ENERGY WIND PROJECTS ENERGY EFFICIENCY ENERGY DEMAND MIRRORS LAND COMBUSTION INVESTMENT GASEOUS FUELS COAL TARIFF FUEL GLOBAL ENERGY MIX AVAILABILITY RURAL ELECTRIFICATION BOTTOM LINE INVESTMENTS METHANE BRIQUETTES REGULATORY DECISIONS HOUSEHOLD ENERGY ENERGY INDUSTRIES LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS POWER SYSTEM PLANNING RENEWABLE ENERGY SAFETY FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE COLOR HEAT GENERATION PIPELINE FOSSIL HEATING BENEFITS POWER PLANT ENERGY
spellingShingle	WASTE VISIBILITY POWER PLANTS RENEWABLE RESOURCES FOSSIL FUELS COMMERCIAL POWER RENEWABLE ENERGY PROGRAM CARBON INCOME ACTIVITIES ACCESS TO MODERN ENERGY GENERATION RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY WIND CLEAN ENERGY TRADITIONAL BIOMASS EMISSIONS INCENTIVES GAS PE PRICE ENERGY CONSUMERS POWER SYSTEM DISTRIBUTION OF ENERGY BIOMASS CO2 PETROLEUM OIL EMISSION FACTOR ENERGY MIX TRANSPORT SUSTAINABLE ENERGY FOREST RESIDUES CAPACITY LIGNITE ENERGY INTENSITY ELECTRIFICATION OPTIONS SOLID FUELS ENERGY RESOURCES PRIMARY ENERGY CONSUMPTION CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ELECTRICAL ENERGY GRID CONNECTION FIRE GAS EMISSIONS PELLETS GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT FUELS POWER PURCHASE AGREEMENTS ENERGY CONSUMPTION EMISSION GREENHOUSE LEAKAGE HEAT CLIMATE CHANGE SOURCE OF ENERGY BLACK CARBON POWER ELECTRICITY FLEXIBILITY LIGHT CLIMATE CHARCOAL HYDROPOWER WORLD ENERGY MOMENTUM FOREST PETROLEUM GAS ENERGY STRATEGY TARIFF LEVELS SURVEYS PRIMARY ENERGY WIND PROJECTS ENERGY EFFICIENCY ENERGY DEMAND MIRRORS LAND COMBUSTION INVESTMENT GASEOUS FUELS COAL TARIFF FUEL GLOBAL ENERGY MIX AVAILABILITY RURAL ELECTRIFICATION BOTTOM LINE INVESTMENTS METHANE BRIQUETTES REGULATORY DECISIONS HOUSEHOLD ENERGY ENERGY INDUSTRIES LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS POWER SYSTEM PLANNING RENEWABLE ENERGY SAFETY FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE COLOR HEAT GENERATION PIPELINE FOSSIL HEATING BENEFITS POWER PLANT ENERGY Merle-Beral, Elena Gassner, Katharina Permitting and Licensing Regimes for Renewable Energy Projects
relation	Live Wire, 2015/45
description	Permitting, licensing, and other authorization procedures are an integral part of investing in renewable energy. For private companies, the quality of these procedures can drastically affect transaction costs and project risk. Optimal regimes are tailored to country specifics and depend on the way in which private investors access the market in the first place—from auctions to site-specific tenders to standardized contracts on a first-come, first-served basis. Although there is no single best practice when it comes to authorizing renewable energy projects, common principles exist that signal an investor-friendly and socially and environmentally responsible regime.
format	Brief
author	Merle-Beral, Elena Gassner, Katharina
author_facet	Merle-Beral, Elena Gassner, Katharina
author_sort	Merle-Beral, Elena
title	Permitting and Licensing Regimes for Renewable Energy Projects
title_short	Permitting and Licensing Regimes for Renewable Energy Projects
title_full	Permitting and Licensing Regimes for Renewable Energy Projects
title_fullStr	Permitting and Licensing Regimes for Renewable Energy Projects
title_full_unstemmed	Permitting and Licensing Regimes for Renewable Energy Projects
title_sort	permitting and licensing regimes for renewable energy projects
publisher	World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate	2015
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/06/24730705/permitting-licensing-regimes-renewable-energy-projects http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22113
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Permitting and Licensing Regimes for Renewable Energy Projects

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