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Course WIW-RE-FRT-K-7

Financing of Renewable Energy Technologies (2V, 2.0 LP)

Course Type

SWS Type Course Form CP (Effort) Presence-Time / Self-Study
2 V Lecture 2.0 CP 30 h 15 h
(2V) 2.0 CP 30 h 15 h

Basedata

SWS 2V
CP, Effort 2.0 CP = 45 h
Position of the semester 1 Sem. in SuSe
Level [7] Master (Advanced)
Language [EN] English
Lecturers
Kandpal, Tara, Prof. Dr. (EXT | DEPT: WIW)
Livecycle-State [NORM] Active

Contents

  • Brief overview of renewable energy technologies
  • Costs of renewable energy technologies and investment requirements
  • Need for financing of renewable energy technologies and basic issues in financing
  • Debt and Equity modes of financing
  • Incentives (Feed-in-Tariffs, Renewable Quota Obligations, Investment and Production Tax Credits, Subsidies, Carbon Credits etc.) and their impacts on modalities and cost of financing renewable energy technologies
  • Assessment and allocation of Risk in financing renewable energy technologies
  • Financing issues for Lenders, Equity Investors, Project Developers and Policy Makers
  • Public finance mechanisms to mobilize investments in renewable energy technologies
  • Effect of modalities of financing on the financial viability of renewable energy projects
  • Evaluating financing instruments
  • New financial models for renewable energy investment including Energy Service Companies, Micro-Credit Schemes etc.
  • Case studies on financing renewable energy projects

Literature

  • Chan S. Park “Contemporary Engineering Economics”, Fifth Edition, Pearson Prentice Hall (2011)
  • Gerald J. Thuesen and W. J. Fabrycky, Engineering Economy, Prentice Hall Inc. (2001)
  • Harry Campbell and Richard Broron, Benefit – Cost Analysis, Cambridge University Press (2003)
  • or any other standard text book on engineering economics
  • T. C. Kandpal and H. P. Garg, “Financial Evaluation of Renewable Energy Technologies” Macmillan India Ltd. (2003) (soft scanned version of relevant portions can be made available to the students)
  • Relevant literature from Research Journals, Reports etc (soft version shall be made available to the students)
  • John Twidell and Tony Weir, Renewable Energy Resources, Taylor and Francis (2006).
  • Godfrey Boyle, Renewable Energy: Power for a Sustainable Future, Oxford University Press (2004)

Requirements for attendance (informal)

None

Requirements for attendance (formal)

None

References to Course [WIW-RE-FRT-K-7]

Module Name Context
[WIW-RE-ERT-M-7] Economics and Financing of Renewable Energy WP: Obligation to choose 2V, 2.0 LP