Is reducing paid working time (WT) a potential win-win climate change mitigation strategy,
which may simultaneously serve environmental sustainability and human well-being? While …

This paper evaluates the impacts of large increases in energy prices on socioeconomic and
environmental performance of French manufacturing establishments over the period of 1997 …

Biogas generated through anaerobic digestion of organic waste, offers unique benefits
compared to other renewables, by addressing environmental concerns relating to organic …

To explore the existence of the “low-electricity price trap”, based on data of 280 cities in
China from 2003 to 2015, first, we calculated the Malmquist productivity index and …

Decarbonisation implies conversion to electrification with a subsequent increase in
electricity consumption. The EU Emission Trading System (EU ETS) compensates firms for …

Hong Kong's construction industry is currently facing problems involving a rapidly aging
workforce and labor shortage. With Hong Kong as the case study, this paper illustrates how …

Energy price rises for industry are a major political concern. Access to cheap energy is often
considered a key factor for the competitiveness of industry. To enable international …

Increased investment in clean electricity in combination with a rising cost of carbon will most
likely lead to higher electricity prices. We examine the impact from changing electricity prices …

Macroeconomic impacts such as changes in economic structures and employment are very
important when evaluating the energy transition in societal terms. We employ a …

This paper aims at investigating the main effects on EU employment dynamics related to
private and public actions for energy efficiency. The econometric analysis relies on a sector …