Topic Climate Policy

Residential Demand-Side Management and Climate Change Mitigation: Paper Presented at the Domestic Use of Electrical Energy International Conference, Cape Town, 6-8 April 1998 (Slightly Amended Here)

Was the Conference of the Parties on Climate Protection Actually a Success? Editorial

Can the New German Government Resolve the Goal Conflicts Between Its Energy and Climate-Change Policies? Editorial

Is the Increasing Productivity of Energy Use Sufficient to Ensure that Germany's Energy System Conforms to Climate Protection Goals? Editorial

Chinese Energy Sector on the 50th Anniversary of the People's Republic: The "Great Fire" on the Back Burner

Co2 Emissions in Germany: Still Not on the Target Trajectory

Energy Efficiency Indicators: Statistical Basis, Theoretical Foundations, and Guide for Political Practice ; Summary

Energy Efficiency - the Focus for Transition from an Energy Supply to an Energy Service Policy

Endogenous Monitoring: a New Challenge for the Regulation of Energy Externalities

Energy Demand until 2010 in Ukraine

The economic development and environmental soundness of Ukraine is hampered and even threatened today by an outdated energy system, which delivers energy to the customers at high (internal and external) costs. Painful changes are necessary to adapt this system to the requirements of a market economy and international competition. Realistic projections of future energy consumption may help to clarify ...