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8.1 Timeline of regulatory changes and incentive schemes’
variation for RES and co- generation in Spain
125
8.2 Main implementation and consequential risks associated with
renewable ambitions and low- carbon pathways in Spain
127
8.3 Pathways for Spanish energy transition as narrated by
stakeholder groups
132
8.4 Policy mixes by sector, positioned according to importance
and probability of occurrence
133
9.1 Overview of government institutions involved with Swiss
renewables transition
141
9.2 Main risks associated with expansion of domestic renewables
in Switzerland
153
9.3 Main risks associated with expansion of imported renewables
for Switzerland
154
10.1 Main uncertainties, implementation, and consequential risks
associated with a green building transition pathway in China
170
10.2 Implementation risks in China’s low- carbon transition
buildings pathway
171
10.3 Consequential risks in China’s low- carbon transition
buildings pathway
174
11.1 Main uncertainties, implementation, and consequential risks
associated with an energy- efficient economy in Greece
192
12.1 Main uncertainties, implementation, and consequential risks
associated with biogas development in Indonesia
209
12.2 Risks on both pathways: household biogas and large- scale
biogas for electricity
214
13.1 Electricity generation and consumption in Kenya, 1990–2015
223
13.2 Projected electricity generation in Kenya, 2017–2037
224
13.3 Range of legislation, policy, and strategy governing Kenya’s
energy pathways
226
13.4 Main uncertainties, implementation, and consequential risks
associated with the geothermal power development in Kenya
229
13.5 Main uncertainties, implementation, and consequential risks
associated with sustainable charcoal production and trade in
Kenya
235