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174 608 67 3 The Doshisha University Economic Review, Vol. 67 No. 3 Abstract Toru MOROTOMI, Marketization of Renewable Energy Policy: The Significance of the German Renewable Sources Act of 2014 The feed-in tariff system is a core instrument for renewable energy policy promotion. It has successfully contributed to the growth of renewable energy nearly all over the world, but it suffers the problem of cost expansion incurred by purchasing renewables at higher prices. The German Renewable Energy Sources Act of 2014 tackled this issue through a step-by-step reduction in remuneration/ feed-in tariffs as well as marketization of the renewable energy policy via direct selling, market premium, and auctioning. This paper discusses the significance of the Act and predicts that it will succeed in controlling the cost expansion issue.