Table I is an attempt to assess how large the various barriers are in the studied countries. The table starts with some general conditions. Ownership and organisation considers if district- heating companies are owned, or DH operations are organised, in ways that make it more difficult for Swedish companies to do business. Corruption may be a problem through, for example, indirect bribes by procurement. National and local control encompasses national laws and policy instruments that are disadvantageous for district heating, DH price regulations, as well as municipalities not facilitating district heating by planning of new developments. But rules complicating combined heat and power production are included in the CHP line in Table I. Financing is one of the largest barriers to district heating, primarily because DH schemes give a low rate of return. A fragmented value chain cause contract risks at several instances. Entrance
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