This paper examines the economic, environmental and distributional impacts of an idealised tradable white certificate (TWC) scheme and shows how the impacts are modified when the scheme operates in parallel with the EU emissions trading scheme (EU ETS). It uses simple graphical techniques to assess whether a TWC scheme will increase, decrease or have an ambiguous effect on electricity demand, wholesale and retail electricity prices, carbon emissions and investment in energy efficiency, paying particular attention to the interpretation of `additionality
A number of Member States of the European Union (EU) have introduced market-based policy portfolios ...
The European Institutions are declaring a new commitment to strongly enhance the uptake of energy ef...
In this paper we analyze interactions of two energy policy instruments, namely a White Certificates ...
A number of European countries have introduced market-based instruments to encourage investment in e...
Increased energy efficiency in the context of sustainable development has gained renewed political m...
International audienceTradable White Certificates (TWC) schemes, also labelled Energy-Efficiency Cer...
This doctoral thesis explores the implications of establishing tradable certificate schemes for impr...
Tradable White Certificates (TWC) schemes, also labelled Energy-Efficiency Certificates schemes, wer...
Recently a number of countries have introduced market-based instruments to foster energy efficiency ...
In the wake of a steadily expanding climate policy portfolio tradable white certificates (TWCs) are ...
Energy efficiency commitments, often associated with tradable energy efficiency certificates, dubbed...
Recent years have witnessed regained political momentum on energy efficiency and interest in establi...
Energy efficiency commitments, often associated with tradable energy efficiency certificates, dubbed...
White certificate obligations impose energy savings targets on energy companies and allow them to tr...
The EU and its member states are developing their ow policies targeting at energy supply, energy dem...
A number of Member States of the European Union (EU) have introduced market-based policy portfolios ...
The European Institutions are declaring a new commitment to strongly enhance the uptake of energy ef...
In this paper we analyze interactions of two energy policy instruments, namely a White Certificates ...
A number of European countries have introduced market-based instruments to encourage investment in e...
Increased energy efficiency in the context of sustainable development has gained renewed political m...
International audienceTradable White Certificates (TWC) schemes, also labelled Energy-Efficiency Cer...
This doctoral thesis explores the implications of establishing tradable certificate schemes for impr...
Tradable White Certificates (TWC) schemes, also labelled Energy-Efficiency Certificates schemes, wer...
Recently a number of countries have introduced market-based instruments to foster energy efficiency ...
In the wake of a steadily expanding climate policy portfolio tradable white certificates (TWCs) are ...
Energy efficiency commitments, often associated with tradable energy efficiency certificates, dubbed...
Recent years have witnessed regained political momentum on energy efficiency and interest in establi...
Energy efficiency commitments, often associated with tradable energy efficiency certificates, dubbed...
White certificate obligations impose energy savings targets on energy companies and allow them to tr...
The EU and its member states are developing their ow policies targeting at energy supply, energy dem...
A number of Member States of the European Union (EU) have introduced market-based policy portfolios ...
The European Institutions are declaring a new commitment to strongly enhance the uptake of energy ef...
In this paper we analyze interactions of two energy policy instruments, namely a White Certificates ...