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19.09.12
Transition pathways for a low carbon electricity system in the UK: Key findings and policy messages
Dr Timothy Foxon, University of Leeds This paper describes the key findings and policy messages from an inter-disciplinary project developing and analysing tra...
19.09.12
A nuclear renaissance for Europe?
Professor Gordon MacKerron, SPRU, University of Sussex The conference agenda asks, among other things, where Europe will get its long-term energy supplies, and...
19.09.12
The UK Accelerated Innovation System for Energy: A critical review and a commentary
Dr Mark Winskel, Edinburgh University and UK Energy Research Centre Technological innovation offers a compelling promise as an enabler of energy system change....
19.09.12
the beginning of the second phase of the EUETS when the market anticipated additional costs due to CO2-certificates. Secondly
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