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19.09.12
Estimating Direct and Indirect Rebound Effects for UK Households
Dr Mona Chitnis, University of Surrey Policymakers expect improved energy efficiency to play a key role in reducing GHG emissions. However, the energy and emis...
19.09.12
The impact of future heat demand pathways on the economics of low carbon heating systems
Mr Robert Sansom, Imperial College The demand for heat will have a fundamental influence on all the associated assets required from supply to delivery through ...
19.09.12
Macroeconomic costs and benefits for the EU as a first mover in climate change mitigation: a computable general equilibrium analysis
Professor Pantelis Capros, National Technical University of Athens The paper uses the GEM-E3 global computable general equilibrium model to analyse the costs a...
19.09.12
The path to 2050: strategic insights from modelling the UK energy system
Mr George Day, Energy Technologies Institute The Energy Technologies Institute, a public private partnership between global industries and the UK Government, h...
19.09.12
The Economics of CO2 Sequestration through Enhanced Oil Recovery
Professor Charles Mason, University of Wyoming The process of injecting CO2 into mature oil fields to increase oil production, enhanced oil recovery (EOR), con...
19.09.12
Third Party Access to Infrastructure and the Future Recovery of Oil and Gas Reserves in the UKCS
Professor Alexander Kemp, University of Aberdeen The importance of ensuring effective mechanisms to allow third-party access to infrastructure in the Unite...
19.09.12
Crude oil futures markets: Does NYMEX trade and the decoupling of WTI and Brent affect ICE trade?
Professor Ronald Ripple, Curtin University This paper examines the relations between the futures trading activities on the NYMEX and the ICE exchanges, placed ...
19.09.12
Distributed electricity storage – a market failure?
Mr Philipp Grunewald, Imperial College London Electricity markets in the UK have evolved primarily around large scale generators, while networks remain regulat...
19.09.12
Investigating possible bias issues arising from improper use of the internal rate of return when used for decision-making on renewable energy technology investments
Ms Tanja Groth, Aarhus University/Stirling.DK ApS The internal rate of return (IRR) is, together with net present value (NPV), the most commonly used investmen...
19.09.12
Exploring policies for the transition towards electric vehicles
In order to meet the target of 450 ppm CO2-equivalent by 2050, a minimum of 50% energy-related GHG emission reduction needs to be achieved globally. The transpo...
19.09.12
The small scale feed-in tariff in Great Britain : its role in electricity system transition
Mr Jimmy Aldridge, University of Exeter The feed-in tariff for small-scale low-carbon generation was introduced across GB in April 2010 and has resulted in the...
23.09.10
The Formation of a Domestic and International Market for Tidal Energy Technologies: the Economic Implications for the UK
Miss Michelle Gilmartin, Fraser of Allander Institute, University of Strathclyde World-wide interest in tidal power has increased in recent years, and this is ...Sign up to our Events Newsletter
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