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This title addresses one of the most talked-about sectors of recent times. Undoubtedly, there are political, technical, economic, commercial and legal challenges to meeting global, regional and domestic renewable, carbon and energy-efficiency targets. However, tremendous opportunities are open to those who understand the industry and its drivers.
Featuring contributions by thought leaders in their fields from both the public and private sectors, this new book guides readers through key policy matters, broader challenges and future trends, all of which underpin the current and future direction of this sector. There is analysis of issues for financiers, risk identification, allocation and management and project structuring, with in-depth guidance on each. Given the diversity of technologies, specific chapters are dedicated to providing technical, commercial and legal guidance on wind, solar, hydro and embedded generation. Finally, the book considers clean coal technologies and carbon capture and storage which, although not renewable projects, have an important role to play in reducing global emissions and preserving a diversified fuel source mix.
This book is aimed at those among the business community who want to understand how this sector will impact on their business, whether they be corporates, project developers, financiers or economists.
Price: £138.00
Pages: 360
Publisher: Globe Law and Business
Imprint: Globe Law and Business
Publication Date:
01 October 2010
Trim Size: 9.50 X 6.25 in
ISBN: 9781905783397
Format: Hardcover
BISACs:
This is a genuinely fascinating read for anyone involved in – or considering entering into – the clean technology and renewable energy industries, either as an operator, investor or advisor.
Preface 5
Governor Gray Davis
37th governor of California (1999-2003)
Foreword 7
Matt Bonass
Michael Rudd
SNR Denton UK LLP
Part 1: Introduction
Why renewable energy? 9
Matt Bonass
SNR Denton UK LLP
Part 2: Regulation and policy
Renewable energy: at a growing age 23
Gil Forer
Joseph A Muscat
Ernst & Young LLP
Renewable energy support mechanisms: an overview 31
Katy Hogg
Ronan O’Regan
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Part 3: Financing and structuring issues
Issues for financiers 49
Nicholas Sinden
Siobhan Smyth
HSBC Bank plc
Risk allocation in renewables projects 71
Tom Eldridge
Ike Nwafor
SNR Denton UK LLP
Structuring the project vehicle 89
Matt Bonass
Juliette Seddon
SNR Denton UK LLP
Part 4: Different types of renewable energy and issues arising from them
Wind
Onshore wind projects: technical issues 107
David Groves
Wind Prospect Group Ltd
Onshore wind projects: commercial issues 131
Eric McCartney
Chapin International LLC
Legal framework for wind projects: a US perspective 143
Gregory Blasi
Joshua Hill
Jay Matson
Loeb & Loeb LLP
Increasing local support for wind turbines: a Danish perspective 159
Anne Kirkegaard
Jan-Erik Svensson
Gorrissen Federspiel
Solar
Solar energy: technical and commercial issues 171
Serge Younes
WSP Environment & Energy
Solar energy: legal issues 191
Lucille De Silva
SNR Denton UK LLP
Small-scale hydropower
Small-scale hydropower in Europe: legal issues 205
María José Descalzo
Juan I González Ruiz
Uría Menéndez
Energy efficiency and renewables
Energy efficiency: the other side of the coin 225
Gillian Davies
Mariya Kuchko
Janet Laing
Alejandro Saenz-Core
Mott Macdonald Limited
Combined cooling, heat and power generation: technical, commercial and legal issues 257
Thorsten Mäger
Dirk Uwer
Hengeler Mueller
Embedded generation: a UK perspective 273
Kerry Thompson
Inventa Partners Ltd
Part 5: A broader perspective
Emerging renewable technologies 291
Nicholas Kelly
Sindicatum Carbon Capital Group Limited
Carbon capture and storage: a path to climate change mitigation 307
Thorsten Mäger
Dirk Uwer
Hengeler Mueller
About the authors 325