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18.09.14
A qualitative look at the coherence between EU energy security and climate change policies
Professor Måns Nilsson, Stockholm Environment Institute Keywords: security, coherence, interaction, climate, neighboorhood, EU, integration E...
18.09.14
The path to 2050: spending wisely on preparedness ?
Mr George Day, Energy Technologies Institute Overview The Energy Technologies Institute’s peer-reviewed model of the UK’s national energy ...
18.09.14
Liquidity and Market efficiency: European Evidence from the World’s Largest Carbon Market
Dr Gbenga Ibikunle, University of Edinburgh We examine the efficiency of carbon financial instruments traded on the world’s largest carbon exchange, ...
18.09.14
Towards a Low-carbon Building Sector: The Influence of Skills Provision on Low-carbon Pathway Scenarios
Mrs Heinke Thies, University of Exeter The UK has to fulfil challenging carbon reduction targets set out in the Climate Change Act with an 80% emission reduc...
18.09.14
Low carbon jobs: the evidence for net job creation from policy support for energy efficiency and renewable energy
Mr Jamie Speirs, Imperial College London William Blyth, Oxford Energy Associates Robert Gross, Imperial College London The objectives of this study are to...
18.09.14
Envisioning Smarter Power Futures: UK Smart Grid Scenarios
Dr Peter Connor, University of Exeter, Tom Watson, University of Westminster, Nazmiye Balta-Ozkan, University of Westminster, Colin Axon, Brunel University, Lor...
18.09.14
Walking alone? How the UK’s carbon targets compare with its competitors’
Ms Michal Nachmany, Grantham Research Institute Samuel Fankhauser, Grantham Research Institute Michal Nachmany, Grantham Research Institute Fergus Gr...
18.09.14
Transition to a Low Carbon Energy System and Energy Security- Synergies and Conflicts
Dr Bengt Johansson, FOI Daniel K Jonsson, FOI André Månsson, Environmental and Energy Systems Studies, Lund University Lars J Nilsson, Environmental and En...
18.09.14
Effects of the proposed EU ETS Market Stability Reserve
Mr Adam Whitmore, Rio Tinto Paolo Agnolucci, University College London Phoebe Lewis, University College London There is currently a surplus of about 2 billio...
18.09.14
Policy Instruments for the Transformation to a Low-Carbon Energy System in the UK
Mr Paul Drummond, University College London Paul Ekins, University College London The recently proposed EU 2030 Framework for Energy and Climate Chang...
18.09.14
Assessing the future security of the UK electricity system in a low-carbon context
Miss Emily Cox, University of Sussex In order to meet legislative targets for mitigating climate change, future energy systems will need to become secu...
18.09.14
Residential Energy Efficiency Programs in the UK: a roadmap to recovery
Dr Jan Rosenow, Ricardo AEA Nick Eyre, Environmental Change Institute, Oxford University UK residential energy efficiency policy over the last decade ...Sign up to our Events Newsletter
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