Reshaping - Events


	Workshop in Milano, 7th October 2011
	Presentations:
		Overview of the RE-Shaping project Mario Ragwitz, Fraunhofer ISI
		Key Design Elements of an Effective and Efficient RES Policy in the EU Mario Ragwitz, Fraunhofer ISI
		Implementing the Cooperation Mechanisms of the RES Directive: Current Status and Open Questions Corinna Klessmann, Ecofys, Germany
		Flexibility for RES Target Achievement: Cooperation Mechanisms from the Italian Perspective Arturo Lorenzoni, IEFE-Bocconi
		Development of Electrical Interconnections Mission of Terna in the Balkans Ettore Elia, Terna
		Promoting an Attractive Framework for Investments in RES Projects: The Role of Mediterranean Energy Regulators Isabella Alloisio, MEDERG


	Workshop in Utrecht, 8th September 2011
	Presentations:
		Overview of the RE-Shaping project Mario Ragwitz, Fraunhofer ISI
		Renewable Energy policies in the EU Member States Max Rathmann, Ecofys, The Netherlands Mario Ragwitz, Fraunhofer ISI
		Discussing coordination options Ecofys


	Workshop in Vilnius, 16th May 2011
	Presentations:
		Overview of the RE-Shaping project Mario Ragwitz, Fraunhofer ISI
		Current Renewable Energy policies in the EU Member States Max Rathmann, Ecofys, The Netherlands Mario Ragwitz, Fraunhofer ISI
		20% RES by 2020 - quantitative assessment of policy pathways for meeting the challenge Christian Panzer, EEG, Vienna University of Technology
		Implementing the cooperation mechanisms of the RES directive - current status and open questions Corinna Klessmann, Ecofys, Germany
		Towards Triple-A policies: More renewables at lower cost - challenges from the financing perspective Max Rathmann, Ecofys, The Netherlands Botond Weöres, EnergoBanking Kft
		Key design elements of an effective and efficient RES policy in the EU Mario Ragwitz, Fraunhofer ISI


	Workshop in Budapest, 12th April 2011
	Presentations:
		Overview of the RE-Shaping project Mario Ragwitz, Fraunhofer ISI
		Renewable energy policies in the EU Member States Mario Ragwitz, Fraunhofer ISI
		A quantitative assessment of policy pathways for meeting the challenge Sebastian Busch, EEG, Vienna University of Technology
		Challenges in RE Financing and Risk Management Botond Weöres, EnergoBanking Kft
		Developing the green economy in Hungary Zsolt Gemesi, Ministry of National Development
		RE-Shaping - fejlesztéspolitika és policy Kasza György, NFÜ KEOP IH
		Key design elements of an effective and efficient RES policy in the EU Mario Ragwitz, Fraunhofer ISI


	Workshop in Vienna, 22nd March 2011
	Agenda
	Presentations:
		Overview of the RE-Shaping project Mario Ragwitz, Fraunhofer ISI
		Renewable energy policies in the EU Member States Max Rathmann, Ecofys, The Netherlands
		Towards triple-A policies: More renewables at lower cost Max Rathmann, Ecofys, The Netherlands
		Key design elements of an effective and efficient RES policy in the EU Mario Ragwitz, Fraunhofer ISI
		A quantitative assessment of policy pathways for meeting the challenge Gustav Resch, EEG, Vienna University of Technology
		The impact of volatile energy and raw material prices Gustav Resch, EEG, Vienna University of Technology
		Flexibility for RES target achievement Sebastian Busch, EEG, Vienna University of Technology