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Resource Archive
20.09.06
Transport: Contracting UK carbon emissions: implications for UK aviation
Alice Bows, University of Manchester Stabilising atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations at or below 550ppmv is widely believed to be necessary to avoid ‘d...
20.09.06
Transport: Effect of a Pay-As-You-Drive charge on the adoption of lower carbon vehicles
Ben Lane, EcoLane and James Warren, OU It is now becoming clear that the ACEA voluntary agreement for reducing CO2 emissions from new cars to 140g/km by 2008 ...
20.09.06
Innovation Policy: The Sailing Ship Effect and its Potential Influence on Energy Transitions and Policy
Peter Pearson, Imperial College The (contested) hypothesis of the Sailing Ship Effect (hereafter SSE) suggests that for some technologies the advent of a new a...Sign up to our Events Newsletter
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