TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION AND BASIC CONCEPTSIntroduction
Aspects of Sustainable Development
ISSUES IN THE FORMULATION OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT POLICYDimensions of Sustainability in the Energy Sector
Three Approaches to Balancing the Sustainability
Dimensions in the Energy Sector
Risk Management
Mastering Complexity: the Importance of Research, Learning and Informed Decision-making
The Indicator Issue
SAFEGUARDING ENERGY SUPPLY SECURITY
Introduction
What is an Energy Supply Disruption?
The Nature and Magnitude of Supply Risk
Diversity as a Means of Improving Energy Security
Conclusions: what Role for Governments?
ENERGY MARKET REFORMIntroduction
Features of Energy Market Reform
Concluding Comments - Sustainability Policies and Market Liberalisation
IMPROVING ENERGY EFFICIENCYEnergy Efficiency and Sustainable Development
Progress in Energy Efficiency
Energy Savings Potential
Efficiency Gap and Market Hurdles
Toward an Effective Energy Efficiency Policy
RENEWABLES: STRATEGIES FOR MARKET ACCELERATIONThe Market Potential for Renewable Energy
Policies and Measures to Accelerate Renewable
Deployment
Renewables and National Innovation Systems
Conclusion and Proposals for Action
POLICIES FOR SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTTransport - a Stumbling Block on the Way to Sustainability
The Future of Transport: Present Trends and Policies
A First Step toward Sustainability:
the World Energy Outlook Alternative Scenario
Toward a Vision of a Sustainable Transport Future
Conclusions
PREVENTING CLIMATE CHANGE RISK THROUGH FLEXIBLE MARKET MECHANISMSClimate Change, Energy and Sustainable Development
Emission Trading and other Flexibility Mechanisms to Reduce the Cost of Compliance
How Much Can Emission Trading Reduce the Cost of Meeting Reduction Goals?
From Economic Sustainability to Sustainability in All Dimension
NON-MEMBER COUNTRIES: SPECIFIC CHALLENGES AND GLOBAL IMPLICATIONSThe Growing Weight of non-Member Countries
Sustainability Issues in Developing Countries
Specific Challenges and Global Implications
E
POLICY CONCLUSIONSToward a Framework for Action
Identifying Concrete Steps Toward Sustainability
BIBLIOGRAPHY LIST OF BOXESUnsustainable Energy Use in History
A Sustainability Lesson from Portfolio Analysis
The Discount Rate and the Choice of Energy Systems
Complexity and the Car Addressing Public Concerns
The IEA and Energy Security
Price Changes in Response to Oil Supply Disruptions
Product Differentiation in Deregulated Electricity Markets
The Role of Governments in Renewables Markets