Titlebook: Social Costs of Energy Consumption; External Effects of Olav Hohmeyer Book 19881st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1988 Nuclea

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External Effects of Energy Systems,e theoretical implications of the omitted interdependencies (externalities) and the general limitations to investigating their importance have been discussed in Chapter 2. This section will give an overview of the externalities most relevant for the

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Introduction,c. is taking place more slowly than expected (see e.g. Jochem et al. 1986, p. 338). This indicates that various barriers to the market introduction of such technologies have been underestimated. This hypothesis is supported by the accelerating effect of strong financial incentives on market diffusio

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Executive Summary, of the services. Damage to the environment, for example, is paid for by society (see e.g. Hickel 1987, p. 44, Solow 1982, p. 32 or Kapp 1979). Thus these costs are called social costs, a term introduced by Pigou in his book “Wealth and Welfare” in 1912. Together with their positive counterpart (soc

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Book 19881st editionc. is taking place more slowly than expected (see e.g. Jochem et al. 1986, p. 338). This indicates that various barriers to the market introduction of such technologies have been underestimated. This hypothesis is supported by the accelerating effect of strong financial incentives on market diffusio

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verters etc. is taking place more slowly than expected (see e.g. Jochem et al. 1986, p. 338). This indicates that various barriers to the market introduction of such technologies have been underestimated. This hypothesis is supported by the accelerating effect of strong financial incentives on marke

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Social Costs of Energy Consumption: Evaluation and Policy Implications,Although this study is intended to be a pragmatic first step in the evaluation of the disparities in social costs of different energy systems, some consideration must be given to the theoretical background of such an evaluation.

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Influence of The Inclusion of External Effects in the Allocation Process on the Diffusion of Wind EBased on the estimated external net effects summarized in section 3.2.3, the impact of internalizing these external costs and benefits on the time of market introduction and on the diffusion process of wind energy systems and photovoltaic systems will be shown.

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