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Resource Archive
22.09.10
Time to stop experimenting with UK renewable energy policy?
Dr Robert Gross, Imperial College In the period since Britain’s electricity markets were privatised a variety of measures have been put in place to support t...
18.11.09
Tackling Carbon Leakage 2009
Professor Michael Grubb, Climate Strategies If damaging externalities are not internalised in prices, there is no basis to assume that economic liberalisation ...
16.11.09
Zero Carbon Buildings Fulcrum 2009
Andy Ford, Fulcrum Consulting Sets out the business case for zero carbon, explaining why it is needed, what needs to happen and by when. An overview is provide...
08.10.09
Winter Gas Outlook National Grid 2009
Peter Parsons, National Grid Provides an overview of what happened in the previous winter, before considering the outlook for 2009/10. During the previous wint...
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....
11.02.09
China Moving towards low carbon growth 2009
Jim Watson, Sussex Energy Group China’s recent energy trends are described in terms of primary energy demand, energy intensity and power generation capacity,...
11.02.09
China’s International Oil Strategy 2009
Philip Andrews-Speed, University of Dundee This is discussed in respect to the overseas investment and the different objectives of the parties involved. Chines...
11.02.09
Regional Renewable Energy Policy in China 2009
Amber Sharick, Centre for Solar Energy and Hydrogen Research The development for renewables within China is discussed in context to its growing population, gro...
19.01.09
Oil Market Outlook 2009
Philip K. Verleger, Jr and David Mitchell, University of Calgary This paper provides an alternative view to the book Twilight in the Desert that argued that oi...
19.11.08
Kingsnorth and the Carbon Capture Question
Jim Watson, Sussex Energy Group, SPRU The development of CCS within the UK is discussed in the context of a potential new coal fired plant at Kingsnorth and t...
17.11.08
Delivering Sustainability – The need for energy policy to engage more people than the ‘usual suspects’ – the supply-side
Catherine Mitchell, University of Exeter Sets out the nature of the current energy system in terms of incumbent energy companies and how Government policies su...Sign up to our Events Newsletter
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