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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 ...
23.09.10

Economic impacts of wind generation variability on gas network operation

 Dr Modassar Chaudry, Institute of Energy, Cardiff University Large capacity of wind generation is expected to be installed across Great Britain by 2020. Wind g...
22.09.10

An innovative model-based approach to CO2 marginal abatement cost

 Mr Fabian Kesicki, UCL Energy Institute Policy makers in the UK as in many countries around the world are confronted with the task of how to reduce carbon emis...
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...
22.09.10

OECD-Europe Natural Gas Demand: A Structural Time Series Analysis

 Mr Zafer Dilaver, Surrey Energy Economics Centre, University of Surrey This research investigates the relationship between OECD-Europe natural gas consumption,...
22.09.10

International Energy Security; Governments And Markets

 International energy security, governments and markets: Lord Howell An overview of the role of Government, particularly the FCO, in increasing the UK’s ener...
22.09.10

Lights, camera, action! Stages of behavioural change and the impact of the climate change film The Age of Stupid

 Ms Rachel Howell, The University of Edinburgh Faced with the failure of traditional information campaigns to influence energy-related behaviour, concerned indi...
22.09.10

Energy in a Low Carbon Economy, Keynote Address

 Dr Paul Golby, CEO EON Paul Golby’s opening address at the BIEE 2010 conference
22.09.10

Do homes that are more energy efficient consume less energy?

 Scott Kelly University of Cambridge With the growing prominence of climate change and the rising costs of domestic energy, the ability to predict domestic ene...
22.09.10

Energy in a low carbon economy: new roles for governments and markets

 David Newbery, EPEG Cambridge EU climate policy comprises of the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) to price CO2, the 20-20-20 Directive to create a demand pull fo...
22.09.10

Bridging the gap – Market interventions for commercial marine energy deployments

 Mr Philip Thies, University of Exeter, 22/09/12 In the UK as much as 17% of the electricity demand (58 TWh/a out of 340 TWh/a) could be provided by wave energ...
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...
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