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The Next Generation of Economic Issues in Energy Policy in Europe

edited by Antonio Estache

4 Mar 2014

This CEPR Press book shares the results of a series of policy-oriented think pieces on energy policy. The chapters deal with various facets of the energy policy challenges Europe as a region and European countries are likely to face in the foreseeable future.

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Overview: The Next Generation of Economic Issues in Energy Policy in Europe

Antonio Estache

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Estache, A (eds), The Next Generation of Economic Issues in Energy Policy in Europe, CEPR Press, London. https://cepr.org/chapters/overview-next-generation-economic-issues-energy-policy-europe

The EU’s “Three 20s”: Environmental or Industrial Policy?

Claude Crampes

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Crampes, C (eds), The Next Generation of Economic Issues in Energy Policy in Europe, CEPR Press, London. https://cepr.org/chapters/eus-three-20s-environmental-or-industrial-policy

Do European Climate and Energy Policies Threaten to Postpone the Energy Transition?

Johan Albrecht

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Albrecht, J (eds), The Next Generation of Economic Issues in Energy Policy in Europe, CEPR Press, London. https://cepr.org/chapters/do-european-climate-and-energy-policies-threaten-postpone-energy-transition

Reducing Energy Use Without Affecting Economic Objectives: A Sectoral Analysis

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Cherchye, L, B De Rock and B Walheer (eds), The Next Generation of Economic Issues in Energy Policy in Europe, CEPR Press, London. https://cepr.org/chapters/reducing-energy-use-without-affecting-economic-objectives-sectoral-analysis

Can Smart Grids Reduce the Costs of the Transition to a Low-Carbon Economy?

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Deasley, S, C Thornhill and A Whittaker (eds), The Next Generation of Economic Issues in Energy Policy in Europe, CEPR Press, London. https://cepr.org/chapters/can-smart-grids-reduce-costs-transition-low-carbon-economy