Rebound effects (RE) are systemic responses to sustainability-oriented actions that have
relentlessly offset the anticipated effects, hindering sustainability transitions. Limitations to …

Life-cycle assessment (LCA) is one of the most widely applied methods for sustainability
assessment. A main application of LCA is to compare alternative products to identify and …

This study investigates the net effect of four low-carbon lifestyle options that could potentially
be adopted by many individuals and households to achieve substantial cuts in greenhouse …

Energy efficiency improvements can create rebound effects that increase energy use. We
have studied rebound in US freight transportation and found that substitution across …

The growing concern about climate change and energy security has fostered energy
efficiency measures to reduce building consumption in many European countries. The …

Existing climate mitigation scenarios assume future rates of economic growth that are
significantly higher than what has been experienced in the recent past. In this article we …

Rebound Effects (RE) are systemic responses that are relentlessly hindering the
achievement of sustainability actions' intended effects. Despite the wide recognition of RE …

There is still considerable resistance against carbon pricing—ie carbon taxation or cap-and-
trade—in the social and policy sciences. We review its main arguments and conclude that …

Prosumers are becoming increasingly important in global energy consumption and
production. We partner with an energy service provider in Sweden to explore the economics …

The rebound effect refers to the phenomenon where energy efficiency improvements lead to
increased energy consumption, offsetting some of the expected energy savings. This article …