The Role of Public Policy in Advancing Renewable Energy Adoption

Abstract

This article examines how public policy shapes the adoption and diffusion of renewable energy technologies. Focusing on the experiences of China, Denmark, and Australia, the study evaluates policy instruments such as feed-in tariffs, tax incentives, and regulatory frameworks. Through data analysis and expert interviews, the research identifies the key drivers and barriers influencing renewable energy markets. The paper highlights successful policy models and offers strategic recommendations to enhance global renewable energy adoption. By integrating insights from various national contexts, the article provides a comprehensive overview of how policy can accelerate the transition to sustainable energy systems.