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1. Which policy instrument is a pre-determined tariff (price) at which a government commits to purchase renewable energy by signing fixed long-term contracts with renewable energy suppliers?
- Feed-in tariffs
- Grants and subsidies
- Loans
- Tax credits
2. Which policy instrument allows governments to partially cover the cost of renewable energy technologies?
- Feed-in tariffs
- Grants and subsidies
- Loans
- Tax credits
3. Which policy instrument allows low interest financing of renewable energy projects?
- Feed-in tariffs
- Grants and subsidies
- Loans
- Tax credits
4. Which policy instruments demonstrate long-term government support for renewable energy?
- Feed-in tariffs and loans
- Grants and subsidies
- Tax credits and tax relief
- All of the above
5. Investments in renewable energy capacity, excluding large hydro, are dominated by which two sectors globally?
- Solar and wind
- Solar and small hydro
- Geothermal and biofuels
- Wind and biomass
6. Which policy instrument allows companies to reduce deductions from income taxes or corporate taxes in exchange for investment in renewable energy?
- Feed-in tariffs
- Grants and subsidies
- Loans
- Tax credits
7. Which policy instrument does NOT demonstrate long-term government support for renewable energy?
- Feed-in tariff
- Subsidies
- Loans
- All of the above
8. Investments in energy supplies globally are dominated by which of the following?
- Fossil fuels
- Renewables
- Nuclear power
- Electricity networks
9. Renewable energy technologies at the research stage are usually financed by which of the following?
- Asset finance
- Corporate research and development
- Government research and development
- B and C
10. Which is the largest private investment instrument in renewable energy globally?
- Asset Finance
- Public Markets
- Government research and development
- Venture capital/Private equity
