Energy and the Environmental Challenge

Contents: Lillian Wylie/Pascaline Winand: Introductory Chapter: Securing Sustainable Energy Supplies in Europe and Australia. Policy-makers, Business, Scientists and NGOs on Energy and the Environmental Challenge – Marc Pallemaerts: Climate Change, Natural Gas and the Rebirth of EU Energy Policy – Samuele Furfari: European Energy Policy. A Policy-Maker’s Perspective – Graeme I. Pearman: The Risk of Climate Change and its Relation to Energy Futures – Rowena Cantley-Smith/Karen Morrow: Sustainable Regulation. Moving Towards Environmentally Sound Energy Markets – Laura Carballo: Private Enforcement of Environmental Law in the European Union – Wayne Gumley: Using Tax Reform to Promote Sustainable Energy Supplies in Australia – Rachel Ollivier: Kick-Starting the Energy Efficiency Sector. Why Market-Based Schemes Work – Daniel Guéguen: The Interactions of Business and NGOs in Securing Sustainable Energy Supplies in Europe – Werner Pleschberger: Big Success after a Modest Start. The Influence of Organised Interests on the «Renewable Idols» in Austria – Karen Hussey/Albert Schram: Managing the Links between Climate, Energy, Water and Food in Europe. The Need for Better Policy Integration and Coordination – Alfonso Martínez Arranz: A Holistic Approach to Energy Security. Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency – Vladimir Zuev: Energy. A Key to New EU-Russian Relations – Lillian Wylie: Siberian Gas and Future Directions in the Asian and EU Markets – Richard Pomfret: Turkmenistan and EU Gas Supplies – Joana Chiavari: European Energy and Climate Security. Building Long-Term Relationships with the Black Sea Region – Rowena Cantley-Smith: Moving Towards a Sustainable, Low Carbon-Intensive Energy Future. Key Challenges and Responses.