Titlebook: Concepts and Instruments for a Rational Bioenergy Policy; A New Institutional Alexandra Purkus Book 2016 Springer International Publishing

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Topics in Modal Analysis & Testing, Volume 8policy advice in generating recommendations for a complex allocative and regulative problem. While the expansion of modern energetic biomass use can play an important role in transitioning to a low carbon energy system, it also entails sustainability risks and increases competition between various a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-74700-2d by market forces alone, and the challenges that apply to regulative interventions in the market mechanism. As central normative criteria, the requirements of efficiency and sustainability are discussed. It is shown that when allocative problems such as the steering of biomass flows and technology

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-2425-3ndations for German bioenergy policy. First, neoclassical theory implications for bioenergy policy, as well as their limits, are discussed. To move towards more realistic theory-based policy recommendations, the analysis draws on the theory of second-best, information economics, the theory of econom

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Cristiano Eduardo Agostini,Rodrigo Nicolettised on, because it is here that major incentives for bioenergy use originate. It is shown that bioenergy policy affects a wide range of policy aims from diverse policy areas, and that the political prioritisation of aims has changed over time. Furthermore, there is a complex mix of policy instrument

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Herb LeKuch,Kevork Kayayan,Neil Donovanvide an outlook. The study develops recommendations for a rational bioenergy policy, which strives for efficiency and sustainability under constraints imposed by interacting market failures and government failures, while acknowledging the likely non-optimality of outcomes. This approach highlights t

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