City-regions and the development of sustainable energy-supply systems

International Journal of Energy Research

Volumn 24, Issue 3, 2000, Pages 215-237

  McEvoy, D ^a,c   Gibbs, D C ^a   Longhurst, J W S ^b  

^a UNIVERSITY OF HULL   (United Kingdom)

^b UNIVERSITY OF THE WEST OF ENGLAND   (United Kingdom)

^c UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

CO2 reduction; Energy supply; Sustainable development

Indexed keywords

AIR POLLUTION CONTROL; CARBON DIOXIDE; CLIMATE CHANGE; ENERGY MANAGEMENT; SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT;

CARBON DIOXIDE REDUCTIONS; ENERGY SUPPLY SYSTEMS;

ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEMS;

CARBON EMISSION; EMISSION CONTROL; ENERGY USE; SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT;

UNITED KINGDOM;

EID: 0033627298     PISSN: 0363907X     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1002/(SICI)1099-114X(20000310)24:3<215::AID-ER576>3.0.CO;2-7     Document Type: Article

References (62)

1. AEA Technology. 1996. Projections of full fuel cycle atmospheric emissions for future UK electricity generation scenarios. Final Report to Eastern Electricity Group ETSU Ref: 18688001/issue2, Oxfordshire.
2. Babus'Haq RF, Probert SD. 1994. Combined heat and power market penetration in the U.K.: problems and opportunities. Applied Energy 48:315-334.
3. Baker B, Kousis M, Richardson D, Young S. 1997. The Politics of Sustainable Development. Routledge: London.
4. Burtraw D, Toman M. 1997. The benefits of reduced air pollutants in the U.S. from greenhouse gas mitigation policies. Paper 98-01, Resources for the Future, Washington.
5. CHPA. 1997. Response to the Government's CHP strategy CHPA, London.
6. CLTM (eds.). 1994. The Environment: Towards a Sustainable Future. Kluwer Academic Publishers: Dordrecht.
7. Collier U, Löfstedt RE. 1997a. Cases in Climate Change Policy: Political Reality in the European Union. Earthscan Publications: London.
8. Collier U, Löfstedt RE. 1997b. Think globally, act locally: local climate change and energy policies in Sweden and the U.K. Global Environmental Change 7(1):25-40.
9. Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions. 1997a. Building Partnerships for Prosperity: Sustainable Growth, Competitiveness and Employment in the English regions Cm 3814. HMSO: London.
10. Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions. 1997b. Single Government Office for the North West, Press Notice.
11. Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions. 1998. Sustainable Local Communities for the 21st Century. HMSO: London.
12. Department of Trade and Industry. 1995. Energy Paper 65 - Energy Projections for the U.K. HMSO: London.
13. Department of Trade and Industry. 1996. Digest of United Kingdom Energy Statistics 1996. HMSO: London.
14. Department of Trade and Industry. 1999. New and Renewable Energy: Prospects for the 21st Century. HMSO: London.
15. Electricity Association. 1997. The Electricity Industry and the Environment. Electricity Association Services Ltd.: London.
16. Elliott D. 1997. Energy, Society & Environment: Technology for a Sustainable Future. Routledge: New York.
17. ENDS. 1997. Photovoltaics: paving the way for the technology of tomorrow. ENDS Report; 270.
18. ENDS. 1998. Renewable projects face closure at year end, MPs warned. ENDS Report; 277.
19. Energy Savings Trust. Delivering energy savings for electricity customers. Standards of Performance 1996/97 Review. EST: London.
20. ETSU. 1994a. An Assessment of Renewable Energy for the U.K. ETSU: Oxfordshire.
21. ETSU. 1994b. An Evaluation of the Energy and Solar Performance of Solar and Non-solar Homes. Prepared by Databuild, ETSU: Oxfordshire.
22. ETSU. 1994c. Environmental Aspects of Large Scale Combined Heat and Power. ETSU: Oxfordshire.
23. ETSU. 1995a. Introduction to Small Scale Combined Heat and Power. ETSU: Oxfordshire.
24. ETSU. 1995b. Renewable energy policies and development plans: A review of 457 local public authorities in England and Wales. k/ge/00014/05/rep. ETSU: Oxfordshire.
25. ETSU. 1996. Solar Energy - Active Solar Hot Water Heating Systems. ETSU: Oxfordshire.
26. ETSU. 1998a. Structural funds relevance under assessment. New Review: The Quarterly Newsletter for the U.K. New and Renewable Energy Industry - Issue 35.
27. ETSU. 1998b. Attention. New Review: The Quarterly Newsletter for the U.K. New and Renewable Energy Industry - Issue 35.
28. ETSU/Dti/NORWEB. 1989. Prospects for Renewable Energy in the NORWEB Area. ETSU: Oxfordshire.
29. Forte U.K. Ltd. 1997. Personal Communication.
30. Gibbs DC. 1996. Integrating sustainable development and economic restructuring: a role for regulation theory? Geoforum 27(1):1-10.
31. Greater Manchester Research. 1996. Key Features and Conclusions Drawn from the OPCS/DOE 1992 Based Projection of Population and Households in Greater Manchester to 2011. GMR: Oldham.
32. Greater Manchester Waste Ltd. 1997. Personal Communication.
33. Guardian Newspaper. 1997a. Wind and the willows to power renewable energy. Guardian Newspaper - 11th March.
34. Guardian Newspaper. 1997b. Japan blows £800m on European wind farms. Guardian Newspaper - 16th April.
35. Guardian Newspaper. 1998. Campaigners criticise lack of green shoots. Guardian Newspaper - 18th March.
36. Hedger M. 1997. Green electricity: progressing 'ecolabelling'. Hot News Newsletter-Autumn.
37. Hyder Industrial. 1997. Personal Communication.
38. IPCC. 1996. Technologies, policies and measures for mitigrating climate change. Technical Paper I IPCC.
39. IPCC. 1997. Revised 1996 Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories, vols. 1-3, OECD: Paris.
40. 2 emissions from the energy supply sector. Energy Policy 24(10/11):985-1003.
41. Manchester Airport. 1997. Personal Communication.
42. Manchester City Council. 1997. Supplementary Planning Guidance for the City Centre Bomb Damaged Area. Technical Services Department: Manchester City Council.
43. Manchester City Council Energy Management Unit. 1997. Personal Communication.
44. March Consulting Group. 1994. Integrated Energy saving and production strategy for the city of Manchester. Intermediate Report. M.C.G.: Manchester.
45. Marvin S, Guy S. 1998. Creating myths rather than sustainability: the transition fallacies of the new localism. Local Environment 2(3):311-318.
46. McEvoy D, Gibbs DC, Longhurst JWS. 1997. Assessing carbon flow at the local scale. Energy & Environment 8(4):297-313.
47. McEvoy D, Gibbs DC, Longhurst JWS. 1998. Urban sustainability: viability of the 'local' approach to carbon reduction strategies. Environment and Planning C - Government and Policy. 16:423-432.
48. McVities Biscuits. 1997. Personal Communication.
49. National Grid. 1995. Seven Year Statement. The National Grid Company plc: Coventry.
50. Newcastle City Council. 1997. Energy and the Urban Environment: A Five Year Review 1990-1995. Newcastle City Council.
51. Newcastle Photovoltaics Applications Centre. 1998. Personal Communication.
52. North West Water. 1997. Personal Communication.
53. NORWEB. Annual Report on the Standard of Performance in Energy Efficiency 1996-1997. NORWEB: Manchester.
54. Paterson M. 1996. Global Warming and Global Politics. Routledge: London.
55. Royal Town Planning Institute. 1996. Towards Sustainability: Energy Planning, a Guide for Practitioners. Prepared by Mandix: Cardiff.
56. Sheffield Heat and Power. District Heating Network - Green Heat. Sheffield Heat & Power.
57. Solar Taskforce. 1997. Statement to Ministers - November.
58. Solar Trade Association. 1997. Personal Communication.
59. Trafford Borough Council. 1997. Personal Communication.
60. TransCo. 1997. Personal Communication. TransCo: Solihull.
61. UK Round Table on Sustainable Development. 1998. Economic Regulation. DoE: London.
62. UNEP. 1992. Agenda 21: The United Nations Programme of Action from Rio, U.N.: New York.