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IEE based on world-leading research in technologies that impact energy efficiency. These activities will change the way people around the world think about, produce and use energy for the emerging energy economy.
IEE based on world-leading research in technologies that impact energy efficiency. These activities will change the way people around the world think about, produce and use energy for the emerging energy economy.
IEE based on world-leading research in technologies that impact energy efficiency. These activities will change the way people around the world think about, produce and use energy for the emerging energy economy.
Solutions Group Head, Institute for Energy Efficiency
Professor, Bren School & Economics Department University of California, Santa Barbara Why Economics & Policy? IEE Goals: • IEE based on world-leading research in technologies that impact energy efficiency. • These activities will change the way people around the world think about, produce and use energy for the emerging energy economy.
Economics & Policy Solutions Group Goals:
• Identifying, understanding and breaking down barriers to adoption of specific technologies • Understanding behavior driving energy consumption, energy use and the acquisition of energy using technology. • Understanding decision making in organizations regarding energy use and technology adoption (where organizations include governments, nonprofits, corporations and households) • Developing and evaluating policies to facilitate the adoption of energy efficient technologies
Leading Global Energy Solutions
Why Economics & Policy? IEE Goals: • IEE based on world-leading research in technologies that impact energy efficiency. • These activities will change the way people around the world think about, produce and use energy for the emerging energy economy.
Economics & Policy Solutions Group Goals:
• Identifying, understanding and breaking down barriers to adoption of specific technologies • Understanding behavior driving energy consumption, energy use and the acquisition of energy using technology. • Understanding decision making in organizations regarding energy use and technology adoption (where organizations include governments, nonprofits, corporations and households) • Developing and evaluating policies to facilitate the adoption of energy efficient technologies
Bottom Line: • Energy use and technology adoption is, ultimately, an economic question within a policy context
Leading Global Energy Solutions
Some of our Current and Pending Projects
• Does daylight savings time save energy and if so,
by how much?
Leading Global Energy Solutions
A Natural Experiment Energy Policy Act of 2005 Changed DST
Leading Global Energy Solutions
Some of our Current and Pending Projects
• Does daylight savings time save energy and if so,
by how much?
• Who ultimately bears the burden of a carbon tax?
Leading Global Energy Solutions
Some of our Current and Pending Projects
• Does daylight savings time save energy and if so,
by how much?
• Who ultimately bears the burden of a carbon tax?
• Assessing viability of new technology for CO2
sequestration from flue gas
Leading Global Energy Solutions
Some of our Current and Pending Projects
• Does daylight savings time save energy and if so,
by how much?
• Who ultimately bears the burden of a carbon tax?
• Assessing viability of new technology for CO2
sequestration from flue gas
• The Rebound Effect
Leading Global Energy Solutions
Some of our Current and Pending Projects
• Does daylight savings time save energy and if so,
by how much?
• Who ultimately bears the burden of a carbon tax?
An approach towards sustainable city environment: Critical analysis of municipal solid waste management of Pabna municipality of Bangladesh from the perspective of resource recovery and environmental conservation