The European Union's renewable energy policy is one of the most
ambitious attempts to facilitate a transition towards more
sustainable energy systems. This book provides a comprehensive
guide to the policy and its implementation. It contains key case
studies for understanding how member states have shaped the policy,
how the EU has affected the policies of its member states and how
renewable energy policies have diffused horizontally. An analysis
of its external dimension is also included. This remarkable guide
is the first comprehensive attempt to shed light on the complex
dynamics of renewable energy promotion in the European multilevel
system. Theoretically driven, the study employs Europeanization as
an analytical framework for assessing policy change, both at the EU
level and in the member states, and compares the development of
renewable energy policies in the electricity and transport sectors
from the 1980s to the present. Comprising contributions from
leading scholars, the book is an indispensible guide for academics,
researchers and students interested in EU energy and climate
policies in general and EU renewable energy policy specifically, as
well as practitioners and stakeholders involved in renewable energy
policy and climate protection. Contributors include: A. Ancygier,
M. Bechberger, P. Bocquillon, S. Davidescu, L. Di Lucia, M.R. Di
Nucci, H. Dyrhauge, G. Escribano, A. Evrard, J. Fairbrass, R.
Fernandez, B. Hirschl, R. Hiteva, T. Hoppe, K. Jankowska, H.
Joergens, T. Maltby, D. Ohlhorst, E. OEller, D. Russolillo, I.
Solorio, E. van Bueren, T. Vogelpohl
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