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Reducing energy demand and increasing energy efficiency are seen as major elements of the ongoing transformation of energy systems in multiple national and international programs like the EU 20-20-20 targets. Despite the predominately socio-economic nature of energy demand such interdisciplinary...
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minimisation, and actual energy (commodity) demand stems from a household production process. The model indirectly takes into …
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consumption. The bottom-up elements are represented by the energy efficiency embodied in household appliances. The top-down model …
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'rebound effect'. The model makes these complex links explicit and comprises all energy relevant household consumption …
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econometrically estimated based on a new data set of household appliances and passenger cars. This relationship complements a … interdependencies and feedbacks that can only be captured by a full model of household demand. …
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Nearly all the macroeconomic literature on environmental policies deals with taxes and tradable permits. A policy instrument that still needs to be looked at is a switch in government expenditure away from environmentally-damaging goods, in particular fossil fuels, and toward resource- and...
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This paper examines the energy savings, environmental benefits, and economic impact of green roof systems applied to a "micro" region in Western Turkey. This subdivision (Artur) in Karaaægaç, Izmir, consists of 1729 residential units, mostly used as summer homes. The units are in 45m2, 60m2,...
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Drawing on the Kaya identity, we assess the role of the main driver of the decline in carbon intensity, namely the (economic) energy intensity. Using meta-significance testing for a sample of 44 studies, dealing with the causality between energy and GDP, we find that both variables are strongly...
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