External effects related to biogas and wind power

Liselotte Schleisner Ibsen, Per Sieverts Nielsen

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    Abstract

    Energy produced by wind power and biogas is today more expensive than energy produced by fossil fuels. However, by including external costs related to the technologies, the renewable technologies are expected to result in social benefits compared to the conventional power technologies. The paper will focus on estimates of externalities related to wind and biogas energy supplies using the ExternE methodology developed in a major study launched by the European Comission. External costs are the costs imporsed on society that are not included in the market price (e.g. effects of air pollution on health, buildings, crops, forests and global warming, emissions of noise etc.).
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationRenewable Energy, Energy Efficiency, Policy and Environment
    PublisherPergamon, Elsevier Science
    Publication date1998
    Pages1956-1960
    Publication statusPublished - 1998
    Event5th World Renewable Energy Congress - Florence, Italy
    Duration: 20 Sept 199825 Sept 1998
    Conference number: 5

    Conference

    Conference5th World Renewable Energy Congress
    Number5
    Country/TerritoryItaly
    CityFlorence
    Period20/09/199825/09/1998
    SeriesRenewable Energy

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