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Resource Archive
23.09.10
Economies of Scale vs the Learning Curve in the Heat Sector
Dr Gareth Davies, Poyry Tackling heat is vital to delivering a low-carbon future, given that heat production is responsible for nearly half of UK’s final ene...
23.09.10
Is small always beautiful or is bigger better?
Dr Keith MacLean, SSE The policy context shows that there is: an unnatural pace, scale and technology mix required by national/international targets; a credit ...
23.09.10
Economies of Scale vs the Learning Curve
Joan MacNaughton, Alstom The global challenge is to reduce energy-related CO2 emissions and secure significant investment for generation plant. Meeting this ch...
23.09.10
Resource Adequacy and Renewable Energy in Competitive Wholesale Electricity Markets
Dr Serena Hesmondhaigh, The Brattle Group Ltd We review a range of alternative wholesale electricity market designs in the context of the challenges of ensurin...
22.09.10
International Energy Security; Governments And Markets
International energy security, governments and markets: Lord Howell An overview of the role of Government, particularly the FCO, in increasing the UK’s ener...
22.09.10
Energy in a Low Carbon Economy, Keynote Address
Dr Paul Golby, CEO EON Paul Golby’s opening address at the BIEE 2010 conference
22.09.10
Energy in a low carbon economy: new roles for governments and markets
David Newbery, EPEG Cambridge EU climate policy comprises of the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) to price CO2, the 20-20-20 Directive to create a demand pull fo...
22.09.10
Energy efficiency in Liberalised energy markets – implications for a low carbon futur
Nick Eyre University of Oxford Full liberalisation of retail gas and electricity markets in Great Britain was implemented in 1998. At the time, it was recognis...
22.09.10
Personal carbon Taxation: its role in climate policy
Dr Tina Fawcett University of Oxford In the UK, there is currently little interest in exploring increased direct personal carbon taxation as a response to clim...
22.09.10
The Carbon Reduction Agenda and UK Nuclear Energy Policy
Mr Jonathan Cooper, University of Central Lancashire The relatively low carbon footprint of nuclear energy development, when compared to fossil fuel alternativ...
22.09.10
Bridging the gap – Market interventions for commercial marine energy deployments
Mr Philip Thies, University of Exeter, 22/09/12 In the UK as much as 17% of the electricity demand (58 TWh/a out of 340 TWh/a) could be provided by wave energ...
22.09.10
Can UK Electricity Markets Deliver A Low Carbon Future?
Dr John Rhys, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies The UK electricity market was designed to satisfy the technical requirement to supply a non-storable commodit...Sign up to our Events Newsletter
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