July 15, 2020 — Policy Briefing Regulating Curtailment Curtailing and compensating RES can be cheaper than taking up 100% of RES electricity through investment into conventional plant park or transmission. Regulating Curtailment (01/20/2020, PB, en)
December 14, 2019 — Policy Briefing Renewable Energy in Ukraine Further RES expansion is needed to replace the ageing power plant fleet and to sustain energy security. To account for a higher variability in the system, different instruments can be utilized. Renewable Energy in Ukraine (12/20/2019, PB, en)
December 13, 2019 — Policy Paper RES quotas for 2020 – 2024 Different sets of RES quotas are analyzed. In the best-case scenario, 3 GW wind & solar are built and RES quotas set at 1.6 GW, enabling a RES share above 20% in 2025. RES quotas 2020-2024 (12/19/2019, PP, en)
October 17, 2019 — Policy Paper Curtailment of renewable electricity as a flexibility option Curtailment should be considered as a regular flexibility option. It helps to mitigate the green-coal paradox and to reduce system emisions from 94 to 40 Mt CO2. Renewable electricity curtailment (10/17/2019, PP, en)
September 23, 2019 — Policy Briefing Aspects of RES-support in Ukraine The Ukrainian electricity system can absorb fluctuations of higher RES shares and support a further expansion with RES auctions. Aspects of RES-support (09/23/2019, PB, en)
September 20, 2019 — Policy Paper Limiting the cost of feed-in-tariff subsidies The rising cost of RE support pushes electricity prices beyond affordable level in Ukraine. Yet the revision of the established FIT scheme should be carefully designed and consider potential risks. FIT policy options (09/20/2019, PP, en)
August 19, 2019 — Policy Note The Benefits of RES Curtailment in Ukraine Analysis of curtailment as a flexibility option in the short and long run, including mitigation of the ‘green-coal paradox’ and comparison with hardware solutions. Overview of curtailment experiences across the world. Benefits of RES Curtailment (08/19/2019, PN, en)
March 29, 2019 — Policy Briefing RES auctions in Ukraine Quota Sizing 25% of electricity generation can come from Renewables in 2035 when annually installing around 500MW, what seems realistically as of today. RES auctions: Quota Sizing (03/29/2019, PB, en)
March 28, 2019 — Policy Briefing Local curtailment charges for RES The concentration of wind and solar plants in high-yield regions increases balancing needs and grid constraints. We recommend introducing a transparent curtailment charge mechanism. RES: Local curtailment charges (03/28/2019, PB, en)
February 20, 2019 — Policy Note The Draft Law on Renewable Energy Sources Recommendations: Dynamically adjusting FIT based on project duration. Incentives for a smart & grid-friendly location selection. FIT reduction in 2019 to contain costs. Draft Law on RES (02/20/2019, PN, en)
January 30, 2019 — Policy Briefing Stabilizing the support for renewables Ukraine is about to adopt changes to the RE support law and introduce auction-based remuneration scheme. But is it not too late? Will the conservative changes to FIT help to contain the expensive boom? Stabilizing support for renewables (01/30/2019, PB, en)
November 2, 2018 — Policy Briefing Exploiting benefits of small solar and biogas Small renewables projects can have important side benefits. Well targeted feed-in tariffs can support a cost-efficient deployment. Small solar and biogas benefits (12/21/2019, PB, en)
November 1, 2018 — Policy Paper Balancing of fluctuating renewable power sources Based on a LCU’s Optimised Dispatch Model (ODM), we assess that the current Ukrainian power system can balance fluctuations of up to 15 GW of wind and solar (in-depth analysis). Fluctuating renewable power sources (11/29/2018, PP, en)
November 1, 2018 — Policy Briefing Location selection and wind solar mix Wind and solar installations should be distributed over the country. Policy should strive for an optimal mix of wind and solar installations in order to reduce system cost. Wind-solar mix (12/04/2019, PB, en)
October 1, 2018 — Policy Briefing Balancing Renewables in Ukraine Based on a LCU’s Optimised Dispatch Model (ODM), we assess that the current Ukrainian power system can balance fluctuations of up to 15 GW of wind and solar (overview of results). Balancing Renewables (11/29/2019, PB, en)
