The Cost of Energy Efficiency

Miller, Peter M.

doi:10.1126/science.261.5124.969

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“…Such a discussion is in evidence in the debate between Amory Lovins and Paul 10skow (34). Such a discussion is in evidence in the debate between Amory Lovins and Paul 10skow (34).…”

Section: Utility Demand-side Management (Dsm) Programsmentioning

confidence: 92%

Energy Efficiency Policy and Market Failures

Levine¹,

Koomey²,

McMahon³

et al. 1995

Annu. Rev. Energy. Environ.

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“…Such a discussion is in evidence in the debate between Amory Lovins and Paul 10skow (34). Such a discussion is in evidence in the debate between Amory Lovins and Paul 10skow (34).…”

Section: Utility Demand-side Management (Dsm) Programsmentioning

confidence: 92%

Energy Efficiency Policy and Market Failures

Levine¹,

Koomey²,

McMahon³

et al. 1995

Annu. Rev. Energy. Environ.

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“…We could have discussed countless individual studies or a few of the surveys of utility costs and savings based on estimated data. Such a discussion is in evidence in the debate between Amory Lovins and Paul 10skow (34). We believe that an analytical approach such as Joskow's, but with much better data than 10skow used, is the best way to obtain a balanced judgment of the costs and benefits of utility DSM.…”

Section: Annumentioning

confidence: 97%

Energy Efficiency Policy and Market Failures

Levine¹

1995

Annual Review of Energy and the Environment

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“…Their conclusions have been challenged by a number of others. (See, for example, Lovins 1993, Blumstein and Harris 1993, Miller 1993, and Hirst and Brown, 1990.…”

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Energy efficiency, market failures, and government policy

Levine¹,

Koomey²,

McMahon³

et al. 1994

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This paper presents a framework for evaluating engineering-economic evidence on the diffusion of energy efficiency improvements. Four examples are evaluated within this framework. The analysis provides evidence of market failures related to energy efficiency. Specific market failures that may impede the adoption of cost-effective energy efficiency are discussed. Two programs that have had a major impact in overcoming these market failures, utility DSM programs and appliance standards, are described.

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The Cost of Energy Efficiency

Cited by 10 publications

References 6 publications

Energy Efficiency Policy and Market Failures

Energy Efficiency Policy and Market Failures

Energy Efficiency Policy and Market Failures

Energy efficiency, market failures, and government policy

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