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ARTICLE · 03 FEBRUARY 2011

CEE Energy Review - February, 2011

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The Romanian Government recently submitted to public debate a draft of secondary legislation for the application of the law on the promotion of renewable energy (Act No. 220/2008).

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Edited by Bernd Rajal/PGReg

Contents

  • Romania
    SAFETY NET FOR THE EXCESS OF GREEN CERTIFICATES – WILL IT WORK?
  • Slovakia
    CHANGES IN THE PROMOTION OF RENEWABLE ENERGY
  • Moldova
    THE MOLDOVAN AGENCY FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY: A NEW MOVE TOWARDS GREEN ENERGY

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ROMANIA: SAFETY NET FOR THE EXCESS OF GREEN CERTIFICATES – WILL IT WORK?
By Monica Cojocaru

The Romanian Government recently submitted to public debate a draft of secondary legislation for the application of the law on the promotion of renewable energy (Act No. 220/2008). The new feature of this draft secondary legislation is its provision of a "safety net" for the excess of green certificates.

Romania has opted for a green certificates support scheme for renewable energy (as opposed to the feed-in-tariff system common among the EU-27).

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