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Publications
Final project report
Ekins, P. (2009) Resource Productivity, Environmental
Tax Reform and Sustainable Growth
in Europe [pdf]
Working papers
petrE has produced a number of different kinds of papers.
Working Papers have all been peer reviewed and are available on
this website in full. For papers accepted by journals, only the
publication details (when available) and abstracts are available
here. Papers which have been submitted to journals, and are pending
peer review, are not available here in any form. Their details will
be announced when they are accepted or published. Other published
papers and articles are made available if their publishers permit.
Work package 1
 Agnolucci,
P. (2008) The
Energy Demand In The British And German Industrial Sectors: Heterogeneity
And Common Factors, Energy Economics (in press) [pdf,
abstract only]
Agnolucci,
P. Venn, A. (2008) Industrial
Energy Intensities in the UK: Is there a deterministic or stochastic
difference among sectors?, Applied Economics (in press)
[pdf, abstract only]
Jänicke,
M., Zieschank, R. (2008) Structure
and Function of the Environmental Industry: The Hidden Contribution
to Sustainable Growth in Europe [pdf]
Jänicke,
M. (2009) Zauberwort
„Öko-Effizienz“ ('The magic word: eco-efficiency'),
campus.leben, 13 February 2009
' Eco-Efficiency' is an important strategy for ecological modernisation.
Sustainable growth needs new environmental industries, not only
for pollution management, but more and more for reducing material
and energy flows. (In German)
Jungnitz,
A. (2008) Decomposition
Analysis of Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Energy and Material Inputs
in Germany [pdf]
Wiebe, K.
(2009) Resource
Productivity and Economic Performance: An Analysis for Germany
[pdf] (revised version)
Work package 2
Agnolucci,
P. (2008) The
Effect of the German and British Environmental Taxation Reforms:
a Simple Assessment, Energy Policy, in press [pdf,
abstract only]
Work package 3
Barker,
T., Meyer, B., Pollitt, H., Lutz, C. (2007) Modelling
Environmental Tax Reform in Germany and the United Kingdom with
E3ME and GINFORS [pdf]
Meyer,
B., Lutz, C. (2007) The
GINFORS Model: Model Overview and Evaluation [pdf]
Pollitt,
H., Chewpreecha, U., Summerton, P. (2007) E3ME:
An Energy–Environment–Economy Model for Europe [pdf]
Pollitt,
H. (2007) Extending
E3ME to include analysis of material flows [pdf]
Work package 4
Speck,
S. (2007) Differences in Environmental Tax Reforms (ETR) between
CEEC and Germany/UK [pdf], paper presented to the AGF Mid-Term Conference,
Berlin, November 2007
see: paper
and outline
of paper
Vojácek, O. & Klusák, J. (2007) ‘Environmental
Tax Reform – Qualitative Research in the Czech Republic’.
In: ŠAUER, Petr (ed.). Environmental Economics, Policy
and International Relations. Prague: Nakladatelství
a vydavatelství litomyšlského semináre,
pp. 62–70. ISBN 978-80-86709-11-6
see: paper
Work package 5
Giljum, S., Lutz, C., Polzin, C. (2010) Global implications of a European environmental tax reform.
Giljum,
S., Lutz, C. & Jungnitz, A., Bruckner, M. & Hinterberger,
F. (2007) The
Global Resource Accounting Model (GRAM). A methodological concept
paper, SERI, Vienna & GWS, Osnabrück
Giljum,
S., Lutz, C. & Jungnitz, A. (2008) Quantifying
indirect material flows of traded products with a multi-regional
environmental input-output model. A methodological concept paper,
presented to European Society for Ecological Economics Conference,
Leipzig
Giljum,
S., Lutz, C. & Jungnitz, A. (2007) A
multi-regional environmental input-output model to quantify embodied
material flows, presented to International Input-Output Association
conference, Istanbul
Giljum,
S., Lutz, C., Jungnitz, A., Bruckner, M., Hinterberger, F. (2008)
Global
dimensions of European natural resource use |
