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Resource Archive
21.09.09
Green Fiscal Stimulus Packages
Samuel Fankhauser, Grantham Research Institute, LSE Sets out the case for a green fiscal stimulus, initially through evidence for its impact, before considerin...
21.09.09
American Developments and Transatlantic Linking: advancing climate policies in the face of a global recession
Cameron Hepburn, Oxford University An overview of US climate bills, in context of EPA Regulations, the Waxman-Markely Bill and the Boxer-Kerry Bill is set out....
21.09.09
China’s Role in Advancing Climate Policies in the Face of a Global Recession
Antony Froggatt , Chatham House. China plays a key role in the interactions between global energy prices, CO2 emissions and global economic output. In terms of...
24.09.08
Security and Sustainability
David Newbery, University of Cambridge 2008. What is the relationship between climate change, RD&D for low carbon investment and energy security? Security ...
24.09.08
Oil, Energy Markets and the World Economy
Christopher Allsopp, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies. Currently oil and other commodity prices, volatility, and the international financial crisis are a...
25.09.07
Saving Energy
Dr Brenda Boardman, ECI, Oxford University In the context of the challenge to cut carbon emissions, the task is huge, but possible. The 40% House study provi...
25.09.07
The Energy White Paper: Distributed Energy
Professor Goran Strbac, Imperial College There are a number of drivers for change in terms of the present centralised electricity system, including: aging as...
25.09.07
Security of Supply for the UK
Professor Jonathan Stern, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies Although the 2007 EWP seeks to define energy security, its approach is insufficient. In particul...
25.09.07
Reducing Energy Use in UK Transport
Professor David Banister, Transport Studies Unit, Oxford University The UK transport sector is responsible for over a quarter of UK energy use and GHG emission...
25.09.07
Renewable Energy in the 2007 Energy White Paper
Professor Catherine Mitchell, University of Exeter Provides an overview of progress on renewables within the UK, the current support mechanisms for them, new ...
25.09.07
Carbon Capture and Storage
Dr Jon Gibbins, Imperial College Tracks the development of CCS thinking within Government since the 2003 EWP, setting out the measures that are proposed to s...Sign up to our Events Newsletter
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