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Resource Archive
22.09.10
Personal carbon Taxation: its role in climate policy
Dr Tina Fawcett University of Oxford In the UK, there is currently little interest in exploring increased direct personal carbon taxation as a response to clim...
22.09.10
Effectiveness energy covenants: International evidence
Matthijs De Jong, Erasmus University Rotterdam Several OECD countries use covenants as an important part of their policy to stimulate energy efficiency, carbon...
22.09.10
Making the least reactive pay: A consumer penalty/reward mechanism for Demand Response programs
Dr Jacopo Torriti, University of Surrey The orthodox approach for incentivising Demand Response (DR) programs is that utility losses from capital costs, instal...
22.09.10
The TIAM-UCL Global Energy Systems Model: Critical Comparison of UK and Global Climate Decarbonisation Trajectories
Mr William Usher, Energy Institute, University College London Given the limited progress achieved at COP 15 in Copenhagen, UK based policy makers and internati...
22.09.10
Heat delivery in a low carbon economy
Mr Jamie Speirs, Imperial College London The delivery of heat to end users is a strategically important part of any transition to a low carbon economy. Recent ...
22.09.10
A Technological Innovation System Analysis of the UK Wave Energy Sector using SNA
Mr Angus Vantoch-Wood, University of Exeter A recent POST report on the UK marine energy sector has noted that device developer concerns regarding IP have resu...
22.09.10
Nuclear Energy Policy in the European Union: The Case of Romania
Mr Raphael Heffron, University of Cambridge This research assesses the formulation of nuclear energy policy in the European Union (EU) directly focusing on Rom...
22.09.10
The Carbon Reduction Agenda and UK Nuclear Energy Policy
Mr Jonathan Cooper, University of Central Lancashire The relatively low carbon footprint of nuclear energy development, when compared to fossil fuel alternativ...
25.09.08
BERR Energy Group’s Long Term Scenarios and analysis underpinning the 2008 Nuclear White Paper
Mr Stephen Green, BERR The effects of today’s energy policy will be seen long into the future. BERR Energy Group Scenarios has developed scenarios to aid...
25.09.08
Regulating energy suppliers to deliver energy demand reduction
Dr Nick Eyre, Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford Regulation of energy companies to provide energy efficiency improvements for their custome...
25.09.08
Building Market Transformation: transforming markets from the inside
Mark Hinnells, Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford Buildings account for 47% of UK carbon emissions. Building Market Transformation is explo...
25.09.08
UK Renewable Heat Policy: Lessons from Renewable Electricity Policy
Peter M. Connor University of Exeter According to figures presented by the UK’s Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform (BERR) in 2007,...Sign up to our Events Newsletter
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