Titlebook: Dynamics of Energy Governance in Europe and Russia; Caroline Kuzemko (Post-doctoral Researcher),Andrei Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a div

extemporaneous

The European Foreign Energy Efficiency Policy: Securing External Energy Supply in a Carbon-Constrainigation, the EU foreign energy efficiency policy pursues economic aims. By promoting energy efficiency improvements abroad, the EU aims to open new markets for the European industry and so stimulate the competitiveness of the European economy (European Commission 2009c).

browbeat

Re-Thinking EU Energy Security: The Utility of Global Best Practices for Successful Transnational Enfrom the EU are flagged. Second, the actual policies being transferred by the EU are revealed as problematic neo-liberal ‘global best practices’ for electricity sector reform. These have proved controversial even inside the EU.

Evocative

Muffle

Winds of Change: Long-Term Gas Contracts and Changing Energy Paradigms in the European Uniond away from long-term contracts towards short-term trading (Petrash 2006: 545). Europe and the Asia-Pacific still rely on traditional long-term contracts. Similarly, while the Asia-Pacific relies on oil price indexation, the US has moved to hub-based pricing of natural gas. In Europe, an energy gove

Debility

Governments, Policies and Companies: A Business PerspectiveIn energy terms, the period of the steady economic growth from the mid-1980s to mid-2000s known as the ‘great moderation’ coincided with a period where energy supply increased without a major increase in cost per unit ($/barrel in real terms, for example).

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現(xiàn)代

Introduction: Bringing Energy into International Political Economybook focuses on questions of energy governance and approaches this topic from an international political economy (IPE) perspective. As such, this represents an attempt to bring energy back into the mainstream of IPE.

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清澈

The European Foreign Energy Efficiency Policy: Securing External Energy Supply in a Carbon-Constrain. It has long been considered a pillar of the internal European energy policy (European Commission 1987, 1991). More recently, the concern for improved energy efficiency has shifted from the realm of the European internal energy market to external energy relations. It became a cornerstone of the ‘ne