Much broader than health: Surveying the diverse co-benefits of energy demand reduction in Europe
Co-benefits of energy demand reduction are much broader than health
Socio-macroeconomic impacts of implementing different post-Brexit UK energy reduction targets to 2030
Why ‘rebound effects’ may cut energy savings in half
Energy efficiency and economy-wide rebound effects: a review of the evidence and its implications
Decomposing the drivers of residential space cooling energy consumption in EU-28 countries using a panel data approach
Widespread benefits of rapid UK building retrofit
Socio-macroeconomic impacts of meeting new build and retrofit UK building energy targets to 2030: a MARCO-UK modelling study
Report on the socio-macroeconomic impacts of the UK Labour Party’s renewable and low carbon energy targets in the ’30 by 2030′ UK Energy Plan
Thermodynamic efficiency gains and their role as a key ‘engine of economic growth’
Exergy economics – new insights into energy consumption and economic growth
Paul Brockway
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