Titlebook: Sustainable Cities and Energy Policies; Roberta Capello,Peter Nijkamp,Gerard Pepping Book 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1999 ener

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Institutional Regimes for Sustainable Urban Developmentders in both the public and private domain. Cities are important players in this perspective, not only in an environmental context (as highlighted in Chapter 1), but also in an energy context. The increasing returns in urban agglomerations offer many opportunities for efficiency gains and economies

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Irreversibilities and Indivisibilities of Renewable Energy Adoption Processes in a Monopolistic Marks anticipated in Chapter 4, our approach to the adoption processes and to the choice of the optimal moment of adoption is a dynamic approach, since it stresses the way in which adoption costs and revenues change while time passes. Learning processes and cumulative know-how on the old technology infl

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Indivisibilities and Irreversibilities in Urban Renewable Energy Strategies: a Comparative Empiricalures play in adoption processes. The result obtained in the previous chapters is that strong irreversibilities in the decision-making process to adopt do indeed exist, despite the institutional rules governing the market. Our main interest is now to test these theoretical results empirically. For th

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