The Economics of Energy Efficiency

By S. Sorrell, E. O’Malley. 2004

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• A framework to characterize energy efficiency measures (2014, result): “on li gh tl y lo ad ed m ot or s [4 1, 54 ,5 6, 62 ] L * M E L * N /A P P * D * I * E N D if f * L * L C /D O P * [1 7, 55 ,5 9, 61 ]”
• Barriers to increasing energy efficiency: evidence from small-and medium-sized enterprises in China (2013, background): “3 Barriers are defined hereafter as all factors that hamper the adoption of energy-efficient investments and technologies (Sorrell et al., 2004).”
• The role of the discount rates in energy systems optimisation models (2016, background): “[18]: financial risk, understood as market uncertainty; imperfect 13 information, in the sense of cost effective opportunities missed; hidden costs, such as 14 overhead costs, failures in the budgets, extra costs, etc.”