Economic and regulatory feasibility of solar PV in the Austrian multi-apartment housing sector
Austria established energy policy targets to decarbonize the housing sector with an increasing usage of low carbon electricity. Solar photovoltaic (PV) is one of the technologies being used to reach this target. Currently, the deployment of PV in the multi-apartment building sector is supported by s...
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doaj-5f97ecd79c974b4aa35d8db79b76ff4a2020-11-24T21:04:00ZengAIMS PressAIMS Energy2333-83342018-09-016581083110.3934/energy.2018.5.810energy-06-05-810Economic and regulatory feasibility of solar PV in the Austrian multi-apartment housing sectorNadejda Komendantova0Markus Manuel Schwarz1Wolfgang Amann2International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA), Schlossplatz 1, A-2361, Laxenburg, AustriaEnergy Institute at the Johannes Kepler University of Linz, AustriaInternational Institute for Real Estate, Construction and Housing, Vienna, AustriaAustria established energy policy targets to decarbonize the housing sector with an increasing usage of low carbon electricity. Solar photovoltaic (PV) is one of the technologies being used to reach this target. Currently, the deployment of PV in the multi-apartment building sector is supported by subsidies. Taking into account the available potential and the policy goals for large-scale PV deployment in the residential sector in Austria, this paper investigates the economic feasibility of PV generation in multi-apartment buildings in the absence of subsidies. It also looks at the necessary regulatory conditions for implementation of economically feasible business models for PV generation in multi-apartment buildings. The empirical data for current research came from case studies of three actual projects, which were implemented by stakeholders with practical experience and knowledge in residential PV.http://www.aimspress.com/energy/article/3109/fulltext.htmlphotovoltaiclevelized costs of electricitydecentralized energy generationbuilding sectorbusiness models |
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Economic and regulatory feasibility of solar PV in the Austrian multi-apartment housing sector |
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Economic and regulatory feasibility of solar PV in the Austrian multi-apartment housing sector |
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Economic and regulatory feasibility of solar PV in the Austrian multi-apartment housing sector |
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Economic and regulatory feasibility of solar PV in the Austrian multi-apartment housing sector |
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Economic and regulatory feasibility of solar PV in the Austrian multi-apartment housing sector |
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economic and regulatory feasibility of solar pv in the austrian multi-apartment housing sector |
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Austria established energy policy targets to decarbonize the housing sector with an increasing usage of low carbon electricity. Solar photovoltaic (PV) is one of the technologies being used to reach this target. Currently, the deployment of PV in the multi-apartment building sector is supported by subsidies. Taking into account the available potential and the policy goals for large-scale PV deployment in the residential sector in Austria, this paper investigates the economic feasibility of PV generation in multi-apartment buildings in the absence of subsidies. It also looks at the necessary regulatory conditions for implementation of economically feasible business models for PV generation in multi-apartment buildings. The empirical data for current research came from case studies of three actual projects, which were implemented by stakeholders with practical experience and knowledge in residential PV. |
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photovoltaic levelized costs of electricity decentralized energy generation building sector business models |
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