Volume 2, Issue 4

November 2009

Special Issue: Energy Efficiency Revisited: How Far Does It Get Us in Controlling Climate Change? Guest Edited by Diana Ürge-Vorsatz & Bert Metz

9 articles in this issue

Energy efficiency revisited: how far does it get us in controlling climate change?
Diana Ürge-Vorsatz
Bert Metz
EditorialNotes 16 July 2009 Pages: 287 - 292
Bottom–up assessment of potentials and costs of CO₂ emission mitigation in the buildings sector: insights into the missing elements
Diana Ürge-Vorsatz
Aleksandra Novikova
Benigna Boza-Kiss
OriginalPaper 28 May 2009 Pages: 293 - 316
Opportunities to change development pathways toward lower greenhouse gas emissions through energy efficiency
Jayant Sathaye
Franck Lecocq
Harald Winkler
OriginalPaper 29 March 2009 Pages: 317 - 337
Global energy efficiency governance in the context of climate politics
Joyeeta Gupta
Antonina Ivanova
OriginalPaper 14 January 2009 Pages: 339 - 352
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Sustainable Development Goal 7: Affordable and Clean Energy
Challenges for energy efficiency improvement under the CDM—the case of energy-efficient lighting
Axel Michaelowa
Daisuke Hayashi
Marc Marr
OriginalPaper 22 May 2009 Pages: 353 - 367
Resource of energy efficiency in Russia: scale, costs, and benefits
Igor Bashmakov
OriginalPaper 27 March 2009 Pages: 369 - 386
Transformative energy efficiency and conservation: a sustainable development path approach in British Columbia, Canada
Nichole Dusyk
Tom Berkhout
John Robinson
OriginalPaper 28 February 2009 Pages: 387 - 400
Energy efficiency improvement in China: a significant progress for the 11th Five Year Plan
Jiang Kejun
OriginalPaper 08 July 2009 Pages: 401 - 409
The macroeconomic rebound effect and the world economy
Terry Barker
Athanasios Dagoumas
Jonathan Rubin
Original Research 28 May 2009 Pages: 411 - 427

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