prevent dangerous levels of climate change require a global transition away from fossil-fuel
Georgeta Auktor ist Ökonomin und war Assoziierte Wissenschaftlerin am IDOS.
on Ökologisches Wirtschaften 29 (4), 19-24 Vidican, Georgeta (2014) Reforming fossil-fuel
concludes, “CCS is a necessary mitigation measure for countries that continue to use fossil
How can we mitigate climate change, protect the shrinking tropical forest and support local communities? This paper assesses different prospects for…
large sums for REDD+ can only be expected when REDD+ credits can be used to offset fossil-fuel
Decarbonisation depends not only on the international climate regime, but also on global economic governance. The 3 most important areas of action…
the case of carbon dioxide (CO2), which is primarily released in the burning of fossil
With a focus on developing and emerging economies we explore the following questions: What type of industrial policy instruments work best, and in what circumstances, to support low carbon development? How can governments manage economic rents to mobilize long-term private investment in new clean technologies while avoiding political capture? How to best direct such investments towards opportunities for enhancing private sector competitiveness, localising value chains, transferring know-how, and building innovation systems for clean technologies?
Giacomo Luciani (eds), The political economy of energy reform: the clean energy – fossil
Giacomo Luciani (eds), The political economy of energy reform: the clean energy – fossil
This project examined required measures enhancing economic growth and a pathway towards renewable energy system in the MENA region. These measures include: a reform of the energy subsidy, a deregulation of the energy sector and the support of competiveness in the private sector. In order to achieve these goals, the project examined Egypt and Morocco and assessed conditions for the success as well as opportunities for the improving the effectiveness of development cooperation.
Climate Change and Development Policy”, Helsinki, 27-28 September 2012 Reforming fossil-fuel
Der WBGU beschreibt den Ausstieg aus dem fossil-nuklearen Industriesystem als wirtschaftlich
pathway requires an unprecedented shift in investment away from greenhouse gas, fossil
