Enhancing the betterment of policy framework in the field of renewable energy

Most governments throughout the world are short sighted in term of devising a policy and so their goals and targets are short term goals. The polices needs to undergo a considerable change and my idea towards it is to bring in a 10 year plan. It may be a 10 year plan but it would definitely have short terms targets. I feel that the Policy should not be a 'trend' driven or market driven but a policy which is helps in reduce the usage of fossil fuel on the long run. The policy should be focused on the betterment of the regional community and its surrounding environment than a general policy with a common goal.

For example, I feel that if the government is ready to subsidize the System costs and help the budding renewable energy players and consumers to grow in developing countries, it will not only have a positive impact on the community(creating new jobs) but it will also bring in the awareness of energy conservation. The policy should be framed in such a way that not only the needs of the local electricity boards are cratered but enough funding and budget allocation should also go to other departments in the country as well. To implement it and make it successful , other departments such as educational department, Small scale industries department, Land department, local municipality, National Banks, etc. should be roped in.

Through the educational department, schools should be funded with books and renewable energy based exhibitions to promote renewable energy. Textbooks and special course can be introduced in schools explaining them about the benefits of renewable energy /sustainable energy/energy conservation.

The policy should be able to give considerable leverage to land purchased for Renewable energy Installation, like Land tax exemption or cutting off registration fees are some of the points. National Banks could reduce the interest rate for the consumer who plans to get a loan from the bank, These projects can be registered under a single nationalized committee, which would direct the banks to avail the loans through FCFS (first-come, first-served) basis .

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