Feed-in Tariffs Best to Deal with Climate Change Says IPCC Working Group III Renewables

The 135-page report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, especially Chapter 11 on Policy, Financing and Implementation, makes it clear that the overwhelming weight of academic studies conclude that feed-in tariffs — or fixed-price mechanisms — perform better at delivering renewable energy quickly and equitably than quota systems, such as Renewable Portfolio Standards in the U.S. or the Renewable Obligation in Britain.

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Feed-in Tariffs Best to Deal with Climate Change Says IPCC Working Group III Renewables