Emissions Trading and Business

Edited by Ralf Antes (), Bernd Hansjürgens () and Peter Letmathe ()

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Date: 2006
ISBN: 978-3-7908-1748-5
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Chapters in this book:

Introduction

Ralf Antes, Bernd Hansjürgens and Peter Letmathe

Abatement costs vs. compliance costs in multi-period emissions trading — the firms’ perspective

Sven Bode

Generous allocation and a ban on banking — implications of a simulation game for EU emissions trading

Joachim Schleich, Karl-Martin Ehrhart, Christian Hoppe and Stefan Seifert

Emissions trading and innovation in the German electricity industry — impact of possible design options for an emissions trading scheme on innovation strategies in the German electricity industry

Martin Cames and Anke Weidlich

A dynamic game of technology diffusion under emissions trading: an experiment

Ivana Capozza

Sustainability entrepreneurship in the context of emissions trading

Anne Gerlach

Optimal strategies for emissions trading in a Putty-Clay Vintage Model

Peter Letmathe and Sandra Wagner

Strategic production management of companies participating in the European greenhouse gas emission allowance trading scheme

Wolf Fichtner

Decision making in the emissions-market under uncertainty

Gorden Spangardt, Michael Lucht, Christian Wolf and Christian Horn

The impact of climate policy on heat and power capacity investment decisions

Harri Laurikka

Implications of the European emissions trading scheme for strategic energy management in small and medium enterprises

Anja Pauksztat and Martin Kruska

Management and optimization of environmental data within emissions trading markets — VEREGISTER and TEMPI

Bernhard Grimm, Stefan Pickl and Alan Reed

Emissions trading with changing future commitments — some initial thoughts

Marcus Stronzik

Emission Trading North — important findings from a business perspective

Katja Barzantny

Corporate greenhouse gas management in the context of emissions trading regimes

Ralf Antes

Accounting for emission rights

Edeltraud Günther

The role of stakeholder driven corporate governance — the example of BP’s climate change strategy

Thomas Langrock

Emissions trading and effects on financial markets

Timo Busch

The EU emissions trading scheme and its competitiveness effects upon European business — results from the CGE model DART

Sonja Peterson

Implementing the EU emissions trading directive in Spain: a comparative study of corporate concerns and strategies in different industrial sectors

Pablo del Río González

UK’s climate change levy and emissions trading scheme: implications for businesses’ productivity and economic efficiency

Adarsh Varma

The sources of emission reductions: evidence from U.S. SO2 emissions from 1985 through 2002

A. Denny Ellerman and Florence Dubroeucq

Policy-business interaction in emissions trading between multiple regions

Jürgen Scheffran and Marian Leimbach

The changing role of the project mechanisms in emissions trading

Katherine G. Begg

Prevailing technologies and locations of CDM projects: the current situation compared with expectations

Jobert Winkel

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