Energiewende : and the energy security of the Czech Republic and Poland / Filip Černoch, Yuliya Borshchevska, veronika Jurčová, Robert Ach-Hübner.

The study focuses on the impact of the Energiewende (EW), i.e. German shift towards a decarbonized economy, and more specifically the large-scale deployment of renewable energy sources (RES), on the energy sectors of its eastern neighbors - the Czech Republic and Poland. Firstly, we provide a reflec...

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Main Authors:	Černoch, Filip (Author), Borshchevska, Yulia (Author), Jurčová, Veronika (Author), Ach-Hübner, Robert (Author)
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Brno : Masaryk University, [2017]
Edition:	1st edition.
Subjects:	Energy policy > Czech Republic. Energy policy > Poland. Energy security > Czech Republic. Energy security > Poland. Energy development > Environmental aspects > Czech Republic. Energy development > Environmental aspects > Poland. BUSINESS & ECONOMICS > Real Estate > General. Energy development > Environmental aspects Energy policy Energy security Czech Republic Poland
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Table of Contents:

Intro
Table of contents
Summary
1. Introduction
2. The reflection of Energiewende by selected Czech and Polish stakeholders
2.1 The implications of Energiewende for Germany as reflected by the Czech and Polish stakeholders
2.1.1 Absolute coding frequency
2.1.1.1 Category: Achievements
2.1.1.2 Category: Challenges
2.1.2 Coding co-occurrences
2.1.2.1 Category: Achievements
2.1.2.2 Category: Challenges
2.2 The implications of Energiewende for the Czech Republic and Poland as reflected by the Czech and Polish stakeholders
2.2.1 Absolute coding frequency
2.2.1.1 Category: Achievements
2.2.1.2 Category: Challenges
2.2.2 Coding co-occurrences
2.2.2.1 Category: Achievements
2.2.2.2 Category: Challenges
2.2.2.3 Category: Disagreements
2.2.2.4 Category: Uncertainty and delays
2.2.2.5 Category: Solutions
2.2.2.6 Category: Cooperation
2.2.2.7 Category: Suggestions
2.3 Summary
3. Energiewende
what to expect?
3.1 Energiewende 2035
scenarios by 50Hertz
3.1.1 Prosumer-oriented energy transition
3.1.2 Energy transition in accordance with the EEG model
3.1.3 Competitive energy transition
3.1.4 Delayed energy transition
3.1.5 Incomplete energy transition
4. Energiewende's impact on the Czech Republic and Poland
the impact mechanism
4.1 Price signals
4.1.1 The price convergence mechanism
4.1.1.1 Integration of European electricity markets
4.1.1.2 Market integration and price convergence mechanism
4.1.1.3 Price convergence between Germany and the Czech Republic
4.1.1.4 Price convergence between Germany and Poland
4.1.2 Price level
4.1.3 Price volatility
4.2 Europeanization of Energiewende
4.2.1 Costs of non-compliance
4.2.2 The role of Germany in the EU
4.2.3 Energiewende and the European energy policy
4.2.4 Renewables in Germany and the EU
4.2.5 Implication for the Europeanization of Energiewende
5. The impact on the Czech and Polish energy sectors
5.1 Producers
5.2 Consumers
5.3 Grid
5.4 State energy policy
6. Recommendations
6.1 The Czech Republic
6.2 Poland
7. References
8. Annexes
8.1 Stakeholder analysis methodology
8.2 Code scheme development
8.2.1 Defining the coding units
8.2.2 Defining the codes and development of a codebook
8.2.3 Testing coding on sample of text
8.2.4 Coding the whole corpus of transcribed interviews
8.3 Codebook of the stakeholder analysis
8.3.1 Category: Achievements of Energiewende in Germany
8.3.2 Category: Challenges of Energiewende for Germany
8.3.3 Category: Public acceptance of Energiewende in Germany
8.3.4 Category: The influence of Energiewende upon the EU energy policy
8.3.5 Category: Achievements of Czech Republic and Poland
8.3.6 Category: Challenges for Czech Republic and Poland
8.3.7 Category: Solutions
8.3.8 Category: Uncertainty and delays

Energiewende : and the energy security of the Czech Republic and Poland / Filip Černoch, Yuliya Borshchevska, veronika Jurčová, Robert Ach-Hübner.

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