Review of PV Solar Energy Development 2011–2021 in Central European Countries
According to the data collected in 2022 during 5th International Off-Grid Renewable Energy Conference organized in Abu Dhabi by the International Renewable Energy Agency, the global energy requirements show a negative impact on approximately 785 million people facing energy poverty. The long-term en...
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| description | According to the data collected in 2022 during 5th International Off-Grid Renewable Energy Conference organized in Abu Dhabi by the International Renewable Energy Agency, the global energy requirements show a negative impact on approximately 785 million people facing energy poverty. The long-term energy sustainability solutions should consider off-grid solutions in the planning of an energy mix and be considered as interim both in remote and already urbanized areas. These measures require integrated planning and partnering with local distribution networks. The review presents the development of photovoltaic installations in Central European countries. For more than 40 years, this area belonged to different regimes and joined the European Union at various dates. Hence, the development of energy policies and cultural and social expectations differ even when based on the Green Deal presented by the European Union in 2020. The outcomes prove that even with a variety of policy measures, the strongest boost can be given only by a set of national rules and financial incentives supporting the stakeholders. It should be noted that the advancement of PV often does not rely on climatic conditions, but more on the level of incentives undertaken by each country, as well as the general policy measures undertaken on the EU level. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-b809da49f06941e18484396991550bd82023-11-24T04:35:04ZengMDPI AGEnergies1996-10732022-11-011521830710.3390/en15218307Review of PV Solar Energy Development 2011–2021 in Central European CountriesElzbieta Rynska0Faculty of Architecture, Warsaw University of Technology, 00-659 Warszawa, PolandAccording to the data collected in 2022 during 5th International Off-Grid Renewable Energy Conference organized in Abu Dhabi by the International Renewable Energy Agency, the global energy requirements show a negative impact on approximately 785 million people facing energy poverty. The long-term energy sustainability solutions should consider off-grid solutions in the planning of an energy mix and be considered as interim both in remote and already urbanized areas. These measures require integrated planning and partnering with local distribution networks. The review presents the development of photovoltaic installations in Central European countries. For more than 40 years, this area belonged to different regimes and joined the European Union at various dates. Hence, the development of energy policies and cultural and social expectations differ even when based on the Green Deal presented by the European Union in 2020. The outcomes prove that even with a variety of policy measures, the strongest boost can be given only by a set of national rules and financial incentives supporting the stakeholders. It should be noted that the advancement of PV often does not rely on climatic conditions, but more on the level of incentives undertaken by each country, as well as the general policy measures undertaken on the EU level.https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/15/21/8307solar energyPV installationsCentral European countriesenergy crisis |
| spellingShingle | Elzbieta Rynska Review of PV Solar Energy Development 2011–2021 in Central European Countries Energies solar energy PV installations Central European countries energy crisis |
| title | Review of PV Solar Energy Development 2011–2021 in Central European Countries |
| title_full | Review of PV Solar Energy Development 2011–2021 in Central European Countries |
| title_fullStr | Review of PV Solar Energy Development 2011–2021 in Central European Countries |
| title_full_unstemmed | Review of PV Solar Energy Development 2011–2021 in Central European Countries |
| title_short | Review of PV Solar Energy Development 2011–2021 in Central European Countries |
| title_sort | review of pv solar energy development 2011 2021 in central european countries |
| topic | solar energy PV installations Central European countries energy crisis |
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