DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/828681/impact_analysis_of) has announced the addition of GlobalData 's new report "Impact Analysis of Sovereign Debt Crisis on Renewable Energy Industry of Key European Countries" to their offering.
Impact Analysis of Sovereign Debt Crisis on Renewable Energy Industry of Key European Countries
The sovereign debt crisis in Europe is spreading from the smaller countries to core countries of the European region. The countries that have been most impacted are Greece, Portugal, and Spain. This has impacted the growth of the renewable sector in the region because the renewable sector is mainly driven by government support and because of debt crisis spending cuts have been announced. Some countries have announced feed in tariff (FIT) cuts while others have put a cap on the annual renewable installations. Amidst this, there are still some countries that have showed their commitment to stay focused in the renewable energy. Energy security, low carbon economy and job creation are some of the key factors for these countries to pursue renewable energy. An analysis of the key countries in the Europe reveals varying results.
Scope
- Impact of sovereign debt crisis on renewable sector of the key European countries
- Analyzing outlook for renewable energy in key European countries
Reasons to buy
- The report focusses on the impact of sovereign debt crisis on renewable sector of key European countries.
- It includes analysis of various fundamental factors affecting the renewables industry and gives an outlook for renewable sector in key European countries.
Key Topics Covered:
1 Tables & Figures
2 Summary
3 Impact Analysis of Sovereign Debt Crisis on Renewable Energy Industry of Key European Countries
3.1 The UK - Expected to Continue its Development Plan on Offshore Wind
3.2 Germany: Plans to Increase Renewable Portfolio
3.3 Spain: Government FIT Cuts to Impact the Renewable Sector
3.4 Italy: Ambitious Plans for the Solar PV Sector
3.5 France: Renewable Energy Growth Expected to Slow Down in the Near Term
3.6 Greece: Expected to Maintain a Focus on the Renewable Sector
3.7 Portugal: Renewable Sector to Experience a Negative Impact due to the Debt Crisis
4 Appendix
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