Sorrell, Steve

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Steven Sorrell (4460494)

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The climate confusion: implications of the EU Emissions Trading Directive for the UK Climate Change Levy and climate change agreements

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After the Hague, Bonn and Marrakesh: the future international market for emission permits and the issue of hot air,

Annual Review: making business sense of climate change,

Assessment of private sector anticipatory responses to greenhouse gas market developments, available from:

Avoiding a policy glut over industrial energy use: IPPC, the Climate Change Levy, Negotiated Agreements and Carbon Trading, a report to the Environment Agency,

Barriers to energy efficiency in public and private organisations, final report to DG XII under the JOULE project ‘Barriers to energy efficiency in public and private organisations’,

British energy: crisis or opportunity,

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Community Guidelines on State Aid for Environmental Protection.'

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Conclusions of the Review of Energy Sources for Power Generation and Government Response to the Fourth and Fifth Reports of the Trade and Industry Committee, The Stationery Office,

Consultation paper on the transposition of the revised Large Combustion Plant Directive,

Continuing industrialisation, climate change and international technology transfer,

Council Directive on the combating of air pollution from industrial plants: 84/360/EEC,

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Developing a European carbon trading market: will permit allocation distort competition and lead to state aid?',

Economic Instruments and the Business Use of Energy,

Economics, Organisation and Management,

Emissions targets: modelling incentives, consultation to the UKETG, available from http:www.uketg.com.

Emissions Trading Group

Environmental Protection: The Environmental Protection (Prescribed Processes and Substances) Regulations

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Evaluating fuel tax equity: direct and indirect distributional effects’

Firm incentives to promote technological change in pollution control’,

Forging An Energy Policy For Sustainable Development, A Paper For The Energy Policy Review Of The UK Government from The Sustainable Development Commission, Available from: http://www.sdcommission.gov.uk/pubs/index.htm

Greenhouse gas price scenarios for 2000-2012: impact of different policy regimes, IWOe Discussion Paper No 96,

Guidance for UK Emissions Trading Projects:

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Institutions and Economic Theory: The Contribution of the New Institutional Economics,

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Interface between climate change agreements and emissions trading’,

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Policy analysis: concepts and practice,

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The climate confusion: implications of the EU Emissions Trading Directive for the UK Climate Change Levy and climate change agreements

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