Energy, Transport and Environment Working Papers Series

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ete0311: Marginal Social Cost Pricing for all Transport modes and the effects of modal budget constraints

Stef Proost and Kurt Van Dender

ete0310: Modelling the health related benefits of environmental policies - a CGE analysis for the eu countries with gem-e3

Inge Mayeres and Denise Van Regemorter

ete0309: Congestion and tax competition in a parallel network

Bruno De Borger, Stef Proost and Kurt Van Dender

ete0308: Distributed generation: definition, benefits and issues

Guido Pepermans, Johan Driesen and Dries Haeseldonckx

ete0307: The development and application of economic valuation techniques and their use in environmental policy - A survey

Ellen Moons

ete0306: An integrated decision support tool for the prediction and evaluation of efficiency, environmental impact and total social cost of forestry projects in the framework of the Kyoto Protocol

Bart Muys Stef Proost, Gaby Deckmyn, Ellen Moons, Juan Garcia Quijano, Stef Proost and Reinhart Ceulemans

ete0305: Climate change policy in European countries and its effects on industry

Stef Proost and Denise Van Regemorter

ete0304: Should an incumbent generator be allowed to buy import transmission capacity?

Bert Willems

ete0303: Using emission standards under incomplete compliance

Sandra Rousseau and Carole M. Billiet

ete0302: Tax reform for dirty intermediate goods: theory and an application to the taxation of freight transport

Edward Calthrop, Bruno De Borger and Stef Proost

ete0301: Simulating the restructuring of the Flemish electricity distribution sector

Guido Pepermans

ete0213: Barring consumers from the electricity network might improve welfare

Bert Willems

ete0212: Reforming transport pricing: an economist's perspective on equity, efficiency and acceptability

Inge Mayeres and Stef Proost

ete0211: Taxes And Transport Externalities

Inge Mayeres

ete0210: A Note on "The Choice between Emission Taxes and Output Taxes under Imperfect Monitoring"

Laurent Franckx and Athanasios Kampas

ete0209: International environment agreements and the case of global warming

Johan Eyckmans

ete0208: Environmental Pricing in Transport

Edward Caltrhop and Stef Proost

ete0207: Transport tax reform, commuting and endogenous values of time

Bruno De Borger and Kurt Van Dender

ete0206: Multiple-task common agency with one fully-informed principal: implications for public policy

Laurent Franckx and Alessio D'Amato

ete0205: Cost- benefit analysis of the location of new forest land

Ellen Moons

ete0204: The Cost Effectiveness of Environmental Policy Instruments in the Presence of Imperfect Compliance

Sandra Rousseau and Stef Proost

ete0203: Evaluating on-street parking policy

Edward Calthrop

ete0202: Regulating on-street parking

Edward Calthrop and Stef Proost

ete0201: Penalty and crime with lumpy choices: some further considerations

Laurent Franckx

ete0126: Effluent trading to improve water quality: what do we know today?

Sandra Rousseau

ete0125: Cost-efficiency methodology for the selection of new car emission standards in Europe

Zeger Degraeve, Stef Proost and Gunther Wuyts

ete0124: Environmental Dumping, Transboundary Pollution And Asymmetric Information, Some Insights For The Environmental Regulation Of The European Electricity Market

Andrea Bigano

ete0123: Can we use transport accounts for pricing policy and distributional analysis?

Inge Mayeres and Stef Proost

ete0120: How large is the gap between present and efficient transport prices in Europe?

Stef Proost, Kurt Van Dender, C. Courcelle, Bruno De Borger, John Peirson, D. Sharp, Roger Vickerman, E. Gibbons, M. O'Mahony, Q. Heaney, Jeroen van den Bergh and Erik Verhoef

ete0119: Optimal urban transport pricing with congestion and economies of density

Kurt Van Dender and Stef Proost

ete0118: Is Kyoto fatally flawed? An analysis with MacGEM

Johan Eyckmans, Denise Van Regemorter and Vincent van Steenberghe

ete0117: Transport taxes with multiple trip purposes

Kurt Van Dender

ete0116: Interaction between Local Air Pollution and Global warming Policy and its Policy Implications

Stef Proost and Denise Van Regemorter

ete0115: Environmental enforcement with endogenous ambient monitoring

Laurent Franckx

ete0114: Equity and transport policy reform

Inge Mayeres

ete0113: On subsidising auto-commuting

Edward Calthrop

ete0112: ambient environmental inspections in repeated enforcement games

Laurent Franckx

ete0111: The economics of Kyoto flexible mechanisms: a survey

Haoran Pan

ete0110: When consumers can decide not to pay a tax: enforcing and pricing urban on-street parking space

Edward Calthrop

ete0109: Ambient environmental inspections eliminate the need for marginal deterrence

Laurent Franckx

ete0108: Optimal Fines for Environmental Noncompliance Under a Decentralized Enforcement Policy

Laurent Franckx

ete0107: Reputation effects in regulatory enforcement

Laurent Franckx

ete0106: Ambient inspections in environmental enforcement: an extension

Laurent Franckx

ete0105: Supplementarity in the European carbon emission market

Johan Eyckmans and Jan Cornillie

ete0104: Ambient environmental inspections followed by sequential firm inspections

Laurent Franckx

ete0103: On the farsighted stability of the Kyoto Protocol

Johan Eyckmans

ete0102: Pricing transport networks with fixed residential location

Kurt Van Dender

ete0101: The relative efficiency of environmental policy instruments in a second-best setting with costly monitoring and enforcement

Sandra Rousseau and Stef Proost

ete0009: How to achieve the Kyoto Target in Belgium, modelling methodology and some results

Denise Van Regemorter and Stef Proost

ete0008: Integrated assessment of carbon and sulphur emissions, simulations with the CLIMNEG model

Johan Eyckmans and Cédric Bertrand

ete0007: Stranded costs in the electricity sector

Guido Pepermans and Stef Proost

ete0006: Regulating urban parking space: the choice between meter fees and time restrictions

Edward Calthrop and Stef Proost

ete0005: Should diesel cars in Europe be discouraged?

Inge Mayeres and Stef Proost

ete0004: Cournot competition in the electricity market with transmission constraints

Bert Willems

ete0003: The Liberalisation of the Energy Sector in the European Union

Guido Pepermans and Stef Proost

ete0002: Efficiency and Equity of the EU Burden Sharing Agreement

Johan Eyckmans and Jan Cornillie

ete0001: Environmental Regulation for the Liberalised European Electricity Sector, towards a Numerical Approach

Andrea Bigano