Governing procurement of renewable electricity amid power sector reforms

A review of experiences from China South Africa and Ethiopia

• From: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
• Published: 30 November 2021

• Country: China, Ethiopia and South Africa
• Document Type: Working Paper
• Theme: Economic Growth and Infrastructure
• Authors: Baker, L, Shen, W and Ayele, S

Abstract

Renewable energy procurement (REP) is gaining increasing importance globally as a policy instrument in driving energy diversification and sustainable development agendas, yet little is known about the institutional dynamics of how these policies evolve and integrate with broader energy sector reform agendas. In this paper, we discuss the institutional changes and interactions between REP policies and electricity sector reforms in China, South Africa, and Ethiopia.

This research is part of the Energy and Economic Growth (EGG) Programme.

Citation

Lucy Baker, Wei Shen, Seife Ayele (2021) Governing procurement of renewable electricity amid power sector reforms: A review of experiences from China South Africa ad Ethiopia. Energy and Economic Growth (EGG) Programme Working Paper

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Governing procurement of renewable electricity amid power sector reforms: A review of experiences from China South Africa ad Ethiopia

Published 30 November 2021