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Fuel price changes and the adoption of cogeneration in the UK and the Netherlands

Abstract:: Whenever industrial plants consume power and heat, there is a need to consider energy efficiency investment in a cogeneration plant. The author tests an empirical model employing application of cross-sectional time series to analyze the economic incentives influencing the adoption of energy-saving technology in the U.K. and Dutch manufacturing sectors.

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Bonilla, D. (2007). Fuel price changes and the adoption of cogeneration in the UK and the Netherlands. Electricity Journal, 20(7), 59–71.

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Bonilla, D. “Fuel Price Changes and the Adoption of Cogeneration in the UK and the Netherlands.” Electricity Journal, vol. 20, no. 7, Elsevier, 2007, pp. 59–71.

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Bonilla, D. 2007. “Fuel Price Changes and the Adoption of Cogeneration in the UK and the Netherlands.” Electricity Journal 20 (7): 59–71.
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Publisher copy:: 10.1016/j.tej.2007.07.004

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University of Oxford

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SSD

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SOGE

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Transport Studies Unit

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Publisher:: Elsevier Publisher's website
Journal:: Electricity Journal Journal website
Volume:: 20
Issue:: 7
Pages:: 59-71
Publication date:: 2007-01-01
DOI:: 10.1016/j.tej.2007.07.004
ISSN:: 1040-6190

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Deposit date:: 2014-11-25

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Copyright holder:: Elsevier Inc
Copyright date:: 2007
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