Titlebook: No-regret Potentials in Energy Conservation; An Analysis of Their Katrin Ostertag Book 2003 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003 Climate

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Katrin Ostertagof operating systems. A second surprising fact, in contrast, is the growth of research con­ cerning timed systems during the last decade. The handling of time has suddenly become a fundamental goal for most models of concurrency. In particular, Robin Alilner ‘s pioneering works about synchronous pro

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The debate on no-regret potentials —origin, context, issuesemissions “… that are worth undertaking whether or not there are climate-related reasons for doing so.” (IPCC 1996, p. 271). In the IPCC’s Third Assessment Report (TAR), no-regret potentials are increasingly equated with GHG emission reduction potentials at negative (net) costs (IPCC 2001, p. 21). I

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The issues of the no-regret controversyhether or not there are climate-related reasons for doing so.” (IPCC 1996, p. 271). In its Third Assessment Report, the definition is slightly more precise: “(...) no-regret options are those options whose benefits such as reduced energy costs and reduced emissions of local/regional pollutant equal

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The standard theory of market failurelone can be further improved. It also indicates by which type of public intervention this may be achieved. With the approach of Paretian welfare economics and the model of perfect competition, it can be shown that perfect competition will produce optimal results with regard to the static functions o

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