Energy Infrastructure and Policy Options for a Sustainable Future

Name: Energy Infrastructure and Policy Options for a Sustainable Future
Brand: Lexxion Verlagsgesellschaft
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Michael Rodi(Herausgeber*in)

Lexxion Verlagsgesellschaft

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Erschienen im Mai 2012

190 Seiten

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Intro
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Introduction
CHAPTER 1 International Frameworkfor Climate Policy
International Climate Policy after Kyoto: Components and Architectures
1 Introduction
2 Climate Change from an Economic Perspective
3 Evaluation of the Framework Convention on Climate Changeand the Kyoto Protocol
4 Components of an Alternative Climate Policy Architecture
5 Sum of the Individual Components: Top-down or Bottom-up?
6 A Look Into the Future
Climate Change Equity and International Law
1 Introduction
2 Climate Change as an Equity Problem
3 International Law and Equity
4 Using Environmental Principles to Convey Climate Equity
5 Merits of Using Environmental Principles
6 Conclusion
The Governance of Stakeholder Participationin CDM Projects
1 Introduction
2 The CDM Process
3 Governance of Stakeholders' Participation in the CDM
4 Conclusion
CHAPTER 2 Regional Aspects of Climate Policy
An Introduction to Chinese Climate Change Policy:A Run-Up to Copenhagen
1 Introduction
2 Background
3 China in the UN Climate Regime
4 Climate Change Mitigation Efforts
5 Conclusions
Green Growth: The Republic of Korea's International Positionand National Policy on Climate Change
1 Introduction
2 International Position
3 National Policy
4 Discussion
5 Conclusion
Repackaging Technology Transfer for Effective Adaptationtowards Climate Change in Africa
1 Introduction
2 Climate Change and Adaptation in Africa
3 CDM and Africa's Development
4 Obstacles to Effective Technology Transfer
5 The 'Repackaged' Technology Transfer
6 Conclusion
Green Investment Schemes - New Opportunitiesfor the Forest Sector in Central and Eastern Europe?*
1 Introduction
2 Forestry in the Jungle of Kyoto Mechanism Rules
3 Conclusions
The Social Acceptance of Low Emission Energy Technologies:A Framework to Guide Citizen Engagement
1 Why Engage Citizens and Evaluate Social Acceptance?
2 A Review of Processes for Engaging with Citizens to EvaluateSocial Acceptance
3 An Outcome-Focused Framework to Guide CitizenEngagement
4 Discussion and Conclusion
Is There Light at the End of the Gas Pipe? -Provisional Application of the Energy Charter Treatyto the 2009 Russia-Ukraine Gas Transit Dispute
1 Introduction
2 Background to the 2009 Russia-Ukraine Gas Transit Dispute
3 The Energy Charter Treaty and Transit Article 7
4 Russia's Provisional Application of the ECT and TerminationThereof
5 The Relevance of the Yukos Interim Awards
6 Is There Light at the End of the Gas Pipe?
CHAPTER 3 Transnational Energy Grids
Regulating Investments in Energy Networks -Trade-Offs Between Economic and Ecological Goals
1 Introduction
2 Conflicts Between Economic and Ecological Goal in NetworkConstruction
3 Harmonising Objectives in a Traditional Non-LiberalisedEnergySystem
4 New Conflicts Under the Liberalised, CompetitivelyStructuredEnergy System
5 Solving the Conflict Between Economic and EcologicalInterestsby Regulation
6 Necessary Harmonisation of the Various Regulatory Fields
7 Summary
South America's Dilemma: Sustainable Developmentand Renewable Energies - Can Transnational Power GridsAssistin a Solution?
1 Introduction
2 A Developing Dilemma: Sustainable Developmentin a Climate Change Context
3 The Brazilian Case
4 A Continuing Dilemma: Energy and Transmission Policyin South America
5 The Opportunities of Transnational Power Transmission
6 Conclusions

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