Managing Electricity Decarbonisation: learning from experience – the cases of the UK and Spain

In a recent paper we provide an extended comparison of the measures taken by the UK and Spain in support of the decarbonisation of their electricity sectors. This short article draws on the results of that study. The background is that the EU is aiming for an Energy Union; member states have com...

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Main Authors: Keay, M, Robinson, D
Format: Working paper
Language:English
Published: Oxford Institute for Energy Studies 2017
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description In a recent paper we provide an extended comparison of the measures taken by the UK and Spain in support of the decarbonisation of their electricity sectors. This short article draws on the results of that study. The background is that the EU is aiming for an Energy Union; member states have common targets; and the Commission is trying to harmonise policy approaches to issues like the decarbonisation of electricity. So it might be expected that member states would all have very similar measures in place. In fact, there are huge differences between countries. This study compares the approaches in Spain and the UK in order to understand what works best and what lessons can be learned from their experience. It also includes an annex on the energy implications of Brexit.
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Country and Regional Studies
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Electricity & Nuclear
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Managing Electricity Decarbonisation: learning from experience – the cases of the UK and Spain
title Managing Electricity Decarbonisation: learning from experience – the cases of the UK and Spain
title_full Managing Electricity Decarbonisation: learning from experience – the cases of the UK and Spain
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title_short Managing Electricity Decarbonisation: learning from experience – the cases of the UK and Spain
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topic Renewable
Energy and the Environment
Country and Regional Studies
Energy Policy
Electricity Programme
Electricity & Nuclear
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