Blog posts with the tag: "Jevons paradox"
Wednesday 19 March 2014
The last few weeks for me seem to have been focused on innovation. First I spent a day in Paris with the EDF Pulse awards team pitching to a jury chaired by Henri Proglio chairman of EDF and more exciting for me, Claudie Haigneré, the first French woman in space. (She visited the Russian Mir…
Wednesday 2 October 2013
As I have mentioned a few times over the last year I have written a new book, “Energy Efficiency, the Definitive Guide to the Cheapest, Cleanest, Fastest Source of Energy”, published by Gower. Well I am glad to announce that the book has now been released for sale and so it is now available…
Dr Steven Fawkes
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Building technologies Caludie Haignere capex China Climate co-benefits David Cameron E.On EDF Pulse awards Emissions Energy Energy Bill Energy Efficiency Energy Efficiency Mission energy security Environment Europe FERC Finance Fusion Government Henri Proglio innovation Innovation Gateway integrated design solutions Investor Confidence Project Investors Jevons paradox M&V Management NERC new technology Nuclear Prime Minister RBS renewables Research sub-stations survey Technology Tony Malkin uk energy policy US USA Wind farmsMy latest entries
- Navigating net zero and the next phase of the energy transition
- An Update from the EP Group
- Thoughts on Energy Efficiency First
- Learning from the Grand Challenge – the world’s largest e-bus procurement tender
- Lessons from the dim and distant past on how to reduce energy demand
- Book Review: ‘Stewards of the Future’ by Helle Bank Jorgensen
- Constraints are obligatory, objectives are optional
