英文摘要 |
This study presents a policy benefit evaluation model that integrates cost efficiency curve information on renewable power generation technologies into real options analysis (ROA) methods. The proposed model evaluates quantitatively the policy value provided by developing renewable energy (RE) in the face of uncertain fossil fuel prices and RE policy-related factors. The empirical analysis is based on data for Taiwan wind power and used to simulate two policy scenarios: varying feed-in tariff (FIT) and internalized external costs (CO2 emission cost). Besides assessing the policy value of current RE development policy, this model also compares policy value and policy planning in the two scenarios, which will help the government to formulate and improve its renewable energy development policies. The analysis shows that RE development provides investment benefits when considering real options value. The scenario simulation results demonstrate that when CO2 emission costs are internalized, real options value generated by RE is increased. In the current environment for developing wind power technology, policies that support higher FIT level are not beneficial. |