Energy and Economy Chapter 6
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Energy and EconomyChapter 6
Kurt YeagerGEA West Coast Launch – Stanford
21 May 2013
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Lead AuthorsFelix DayoBrian FisherRoger FouquetAsmeron GilauHans-Holger Rogner
Contributing AuthorsMarianne HaugRichard HosierAlan MillerSubine Schnitteger
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Regional Disparities in Income and Energy Use per Capita in 2005
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Capital-Energy Substitution Frontier
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Alternative technical production options
Capital K
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Primary Energy Use per Capita versus GDP per Capita
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Japan 1885-2008
China (MER) 1950-2008
India (MER) 1950-2008
UK 1800-2008
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Annual Growth Rates of Indicators for Primary Energy Demand
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Primary Energy Intensities Across Regions in 2005
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SME Contribution to Employment and GDP
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Average External Costs for the European Union
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The Role of Backstop Technologies in Capping Resource Prices
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Price
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Short and Long-Term Demand/Supply Responses to a Price Increase Due to a Loss of Supply Capacity
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price increase due to a loss of supply capacity
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Declining Investments in the US Electricity Sector
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Energy and Financing
FINANCING• Energy Investment Constraints• Financial Sources & Mechanisms
TECHNICAL INNOVATION• The Role of Entrepreneurial Innovators
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Conclusions
• Energy is an essential prerequisite for economic development• Energy is crucial for achieving a more equitable and sustainable world• Energy technology has expanded dramatically
but it is not yet being adequatelyimplemented commercially • Electricity is the essential key to energy access and innovation• Energy transitions require robust public policy and institutional frameworks
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