An efficient, sustainable and secure supply of energy for Europe. No.1: Global and European policy perspectives / No.2: Meeting the challenge

A series of papers presented at a EIB conference in 2007.

Energy – revival of a burning matter Atanas Kolev & Armin Riess)

European energy policy: meeting the security of supply and climate change challenges (Dieter Helm)

The art of managing energy security risks (Coby van der Linde)

Fossil fuels and clean, plentiful energy in the 21st century: the example of coal (Mark Jaccard)

EU policy objectives and energy investment decisions (Juan Alario)

The drivers of oil prices: the usefulness and limitations of non-structural models, supply-demand frameworks,and informal approaches (Bassam Fattouh)

Shimon Awerbuch & Spencer YangEfficient electricity generating portfolios for Europe: maximising energy security and climate change mitigation (Shimon Awerbuch & Spencer Yang)

The economics of promoting security of energy supply
(Machiel Mulder, Arie ten Cate & Gijsbert Zwart)

Strategic investment in international gas transport systems
(Franz Hubert)

The economics of energy efficiency: barriers to profitable investments (Joachim Schleich)

Pros and cons of alternative policies aimed at promoting renewables (Dominique Finon)

Environmental and technology externalities: policy and investment implications (Atanas Kolev & Armin Riess)

• Primary Source

EIB Papers, Vol.12, No.2, 2007 http://www.eib.org/attachments/efs/eibpapers/eibpapers_2007_v12_n02_en.pdf

EIB Papers, Vol.12, No.2, 2007 http://www.eib.org/attachments/efs/eibpapers/eibpapers_2007_v12_n02_en.pdf

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