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The Decision to Scrap a Wind Turbine. Opportunity Cost, Timing and Policy. Johannes Mauritzen, johannes.mauritzen@nhh.no NHH Norwegian School of Economics, Bergen And Institute for Industrial Economics (IFN), Stockholm. October 10th, 2011. Data and Methodology.
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The Decision to Scrap a Wind Turbine Opportunity Cost, Timing and Policy Johannes Mauritzen, johannes.mauritzen@nhh.noNHH Norwegian School of Economics, Bergen And Institute for Industrial Economics (IFN), Stockholm October 10th, 2011
Data and Methodology • Main Data set from Danish Transimission Operator, Energinett • Date of Installation and ”Decomission” • Coordinates • Principality • Capacity, Tower Height, Rotor Diameter, Manufacturer • Duration Models • Kaplan Meier non-parametric estimation • Cox semi-parametric regression model • Identification • Semi-Instrumental Variables • Semi- (regression) discontinuity • Proportional Hazards Assumption
Fornavn Etternavn, navn@nhh.no Total Wind Power Capacity in Denmark
Tariff for Wind Power 16.05.11 Fornavn Etternavn, navn@nhh.no 5
Fornavn Etternavn, navn@nhh.no Scrappage Policies • April 1st, 2001 – January 1st, 2004 • Retroactive to 1999 • Max capacity of 150 kW • Subsidy of .17 DKK/kWh • 3x scrapped value <100kW • 2x scrapped value >100, <150 • December 15th, 2004 • Max capacity of 450 kW • Subsidy of .12 DKK/kWh • 2x scrapped capacity • limited to 12,000 FLH, max of .48 DKK total tariff • February 21, 2008 – extra .08 DKK/kWh hour added
Fornavn Etternavn, navn@nhh.no Kaplan Meier Survivor Function Estimate
Fornavn Etternavn, navn@nhh.no Turbine Scrappage Hazard: Cox Regression