Auction studies and auction models for renewable energies

Almost all renewable energy tariffs in European markets are awarded via tenders. enervis has been active in the quantifying evaluation of such tender procedures since the very beginning and supports clients with auction modelling for onshore and offshore wind, PV, for innovation tenders as well as other technologies such as biomass.

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