Energy Economics and Policy in Developed Countries
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Basel, Switzerland MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2020Description: 1 online resource (230 p.)Content type: - text
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- Research & information: general
- act on low-carbon green growth
- Angola
- announcements
- ARDL
- bad output
- carbon emission efficiency
- Chinese provinces
- city management
- clean buses
- community-based trust funds
- currency appreciation
- data envelopment analysis
- determinants of inefficiency
- Dutch disease
- economic growth
- economic growth goal
- electric buses
- electric market
- electrical subsystems
- employment
- energy economics
- energy efficiency
- energy performance certificates
- environmental degradation goal
- environmental policy integration
- environmental regulation
- environmental regulations
- EU policy
- European Union
- event study
- expectations
- export
- Export-led growth
- financial sector
- financial transmission rights (FTR)
- four components stochastic frontier model
- FTR auction
- FTR path evaluation
- green credit guarantee scheme
- green energy
- green finance
- green investment
- grey prediction model
- house prices
- influencing factors
- item response theory (IRT)
- Korea
- labor productivity
- manufacturing
- mean group analysis
- natural gas
- oil prices
- panel data analysis
- policy analysis
- power generation
- psychometrics
- PV energy cost
- PV energy savings
- real exchange rate
- regional differences
- renewable energy
- simulation model
- stock prices
- strategy
- sustainable development
- the Modified undesirable EBM DEA model
- time series
- time-variant efficiency
- Tobit model
- true fixed-effects model
- undesirable output model
- utilization efficiency
- water-energy-land nexus
- weighted scoring method
- zero emission policy
- zero-emission buses (ZEB)
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This collected volume consists of high-quality research covering a wide range of topics related to energy economics and politics in developed countries. The papers are informative on how to encourage sustainable development and facilitate financing technology development, transfer, and applications to mitigate climate change. Air pollution, environmental regulations, green energy, energy certificates, transmission rights, and power generation are among the energy-related topic analyzed by the contributions included in this Special Issue.
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