Construction of a theoretical macroeconomic model addressing the issue of the relationship between GEP and corruption. Construction and analysis of alternative scenarios regarding the diversification of sources of supply will be used in the model to be delivered to the decision maker. The research will focus on the development of possible regulation framework of mixed GEP, that is aimed at supplying energy at public and private actors.
Green Energy Procurement (GEP)
CASTELLANO, Rosella;CERQUETI, ROY;COPPIER, RAFFAELLA;DE LEONARDIS, FRANCESCO;SCIUTO, MAURIZIO;SCOPPOLA, Margherita;
2013-01-01
Abstract
Construction of a theoretical macroeconomic model addressing the issue of the relationship between GEP and corruption. Construction and analysis of alternative scenarios regarding the diversification of sources of supply will be used in the model to be delivered to the decision maker. The research will focus on the development of possible regulation framework of mixed GEP, that is aimed at supplying energy at public and private actors.File in questo prodotto:
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