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methods and incorporates partial equilibrium, endogenous technological change and external costs related to regional pollution …
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pollution and economic difficulties. Therefore, the need for utilising renewable energy resources has emerged. Although Jordan …
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pollution and economic difficulties. Therefore, the need for utilising renewable energy resources has emerged. Although Jordan …
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A new research agenda and ground breaking approaches should be adopted in order to overcome energy system inertia and pass through the current carbon constrained economy to new prosperous and more sustainable energy development paths. The wide consensus of the energy sector community (business,...
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This paper briefly describes difficulties in implementing the principles of sustainable development in new EU member states and discusses the opportunities and threats involved. It gives recommendations for environmental protection and energy policies consequent on these sustainable development...
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Impact assessment of policy instruments is an important element of the policy development process. It represents a systematic attempt to shed light on the possible effects of policy proposals. This paper assesses the impact of two representative policy instruments, namely energy-related...
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Impact assessment of policy instruments is an important element of the policy development process. It represents a systematic attempt to shed light on the possible effects of policy proposals. This paper assesses the impact of two representative policy instruments, namely energy-related...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005751661
mitigate – energy dependency, air pollution and climate change – are analysed over three time frames. Particularly important …
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China is the largest developing country and the second largest energy-consuming and CO<SUB align="right"><SMALL>2</SMALL></SUB>-emitting country in the world. China has already regarded renewable energy development and utilisation as a critical element of their sustainable energy strategy. In this context, China's renewable energy...</small></sub>
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