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887870
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Publishing, OECD.
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Inventory of Energy Subsidies in the EU's Eastern Partnership Countries -
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| Publication Statement
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Paris :: Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development,, 2018.
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| Series Statement
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Green Finance and Investment
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1 online resource (292 pages)
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9264284311
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: 9789264284319
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| Notes
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Table 1.7. Key characteristics of energy pricing policies in the EaP countries.
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| Contents
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Intro; Table of contents; Foreword; Acknowledgements; Abbreviations and acronyms; Armenia; Azerbaijan; Belarus; Georgia; Moldova; Ukraine; Executive summary; Chapter 1. Overview of energy subsidies in the EaP countries; Why do energy subsidies matter?; Energy subsidies in the European Union's Eastern Partnership countries; Subsidy identification and estimation methodology; Definition and classification of subsidies; Figure 1.1. The nesting doll of subsidy definitions and scope of this study; Table 1.1. Typology of subsidies; National subsidy definitions in the EaP countries.
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Box 1.4. Eurasian Economic Union and its implications for energy markets in Armenia and BelarusFigure 1.7. Structure of the economy, % of GDP in 2015; Figure 1.8. GDP per capita, purchasing power parity (current international USD); The energy sector and its main reforms; Box 1.5. Energy mix in the EaP countries; Ownership; Figure 1.9. Total primary energy supply of EaP countries in 2014, million tonnes of oil equivalent; Figure 1.10. Energy productivity in EaP countries, GDP per unit of energy use, constant 2011 PPP USD per kg of oil equivalent; Energy pricing policies.
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Elements of preparing for energy subsidy reform and impact on energy affordabilityFigure 1.4. A holistic approach to energy subsidy reform; Box 1.3. Energy subsidy reform and energy affordability in Moldova; Figure 1.5. Impact of various scenarios for increasing VAT on heat consumption, expressed as a percentage of household income in Moldova; Figure 1.6. Complementary policies for managing impacts of energy subsidy reform; Macroeconomic situation in the EaP countries; Table 1.6. Key economic indicators of the EaP countries in 2015.
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Price-gap approach to estimating gas subsidiesTable 1.4. Price-gap estimates of subsidies to natural gas consumers in the EaP countries in 2015; Table 1.5. Energy-efficiency and renewable energy subsidies in the EaP countries, USD million; Government support to energy efficiency and renewable energy sources; Political economy and energy subsidy reform in the EaP countries; Benefits from energy subsidy reform; Box 1.2. Turning subsidies into energy-efficiency investments in Ukraine; Need for transparency over energy subsidies in the EaP countries.
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Table 1.2. What do EaP countries include in the national definition of subsidies?Two approaches to subsidy quantification: price-gap and inventory; Box 1.1. Main approaches to subsidy quantification; Government support for fossil-fuel production and consumption; Quantified fossil-fuel subsidies in the EaP countries; Table 1.3. Quantified fossil-fuel subsidies in the EaP countries, USD million; Figure 1.2. General government deficit and quantified fossil-fuel subsidies as % of GDP in 2014; Figure 1.3. Quantified fossil-fuel subsidies in the EaP countries by fuel in 2014, USD million.
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Clean energy investment-- Europe, Eastern.
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Environmental policy-- Europe, Eastern.
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Investments-- Environmental aspects-- Europe, Eastern.
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Clean energy investment.
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Environmental policy.
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Investments-- Environmental aspects.
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Eastern Europe.
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| Dewey Classification
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363.700947
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HC244.Z9.I584 2018eb
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