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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
Energy Efficiency and pace model
Nadia Ameli , UC Berkeley An economic transition is needed to a low-carbon, sustainable, and job producing model. In thatprocess, improving commercial and resi...
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
The Likely Impact of Mechanism Change on Renewables Targets in the UK: The Reform of the RO and the Introduction of Feed-in Tariffs to the Policy Landscape
Geoffrey Wood , C EP M L P, University of Dundee Although the United Kingdom has had a specific delivery programme for RES-E since 1990, the NFFO and RO, the ...
25.09.08
Energy-capital substitution and the rebound effect
Mr Steve Sorrell, Sussex Energy Group, SPRU, University of Sussex A long-standing controversy within energy economics is whether energy and capital may be ...
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
Transition pathways for a low carbon energy system in the UK: assessing the compatibility of large-scale and small-scale options
Dr Tim Foxon, University of Leeds This paper will describe initial work on transition pathways for a low carbon energy system in the UK, being pursued in a...
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,...
25.09.08
Energy security and climate change: Conflicting or complementary energy policy objectives?
Gordon MacKerron Raphael Sauter University of Sussex SPRU Energy security and climate change have become core energy policy objectives. Despite ar...
25.09.08
Effectiveness and economic efficiency of support mechanisms for private sector investment in renewable generation technologies
Mr Jostein Kristensen The recent proposal for a Renewables Directive from the European Commission has set a target on the UK to source 15% of total energy ...
25.09.08
To what extent can non-price/income instruments influence the demand for energy?: A longitudinal state-space analysis of the UEDT from a panel of 17 OECD countries.
Mr David Broadstock, Surrey Energy Economics Centre The demand for energy is not simply a function of price and income, but can be shown in many cases to ...Sign up to our Events Newsletter
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