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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...
21.09.09
How can Transport Change Enough?
Abigail Bristow, Loughborough University A range of issues for encouraging a shift towards low carbon transport are discussed. Recent trends show that many ind...
21.09.09
Energy Efficiency and Energy Demand Perspectives
Nick Eyre, Oxford University Within the UK, domestic energy use has been rising since 1970, particularly in respect to electricity, linking to the consumer soc...
21.09.09
Making a Low Carbon Economy Happen
Ben Irons, McKinsey and Company Using low carbon abatement cost curves provides insights into what will be requirement for a low carbon economy, with a global ...
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
Electricity Generation: Nuclear Power
Professor Gordon Mackerron, SPRU, University of Sussex Nuclear investment within the UK is becoming credible again because: the political fall-out from Cherno...
25.09.07
Energy White Paper 2007: Meeting the Energy Challenge
Vicky Pryce, BERR This provides a brief overview of the 2007 Energy White Paper (EWP), setting the policy and analytical context and some key highlights. The k...
25.09.07
Energy White Paper: Overview
Professor David Newbery, Cambridge University As well as comparing the 2003 and 2007 Energy White Papers, progress since 2003 is set out. For different sectors...Sign up to our Events Newsletter
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