From Debate to Design: Issues in Clean Energy and Climate Change Law and Policy

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From Debate to Design: Issues in Clean Energy and Climate Change Law and Policy

A report on the work of the REIL Network 2007-2008

Leslie Parker, Jennifer Ronk, and Rachel Maxwell, REIL Network; Bradford Gentry, Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies; Martijn Wilder, Baker & McKenzie; James Cameron, Climate Change Capital, EDITORS

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Front Matter
00-Front-Matter-for-WEB.pdf

Forward
01-Foreword.pdf

Acknowledgements
02-Acknowledgements.pdf

Introduction – Fifty Years from Now
03-Roy-Article.pdf

A View of“ProjectFinance” For Renewables Policymakers
04-Nordkap-Paper.pdf

Introduction to European Law on Renewable Energy Sources
05-Oschmann.pdf

Ensuring a Continued Policy for Promoting Renewable Energy, U.S. Carbon Cap-and-Trade and Renewable Energy Certificates: A Preliminary Discussion
06-Saines_Jacobson.pdf

Climate Change, Sustainable Energy & Carbon Finance: The Kyoto Bond
07-Aldo-Iacomelli-Article.pdf

Meeting the Challenges of Integrating Renewable Energy into Competitive Electricity Industries
08-Grid-Integration.pdf

Australian Case Study*
09-Australian-Chapter.pdf

Reporton Asia Pacific Partnership Renewable Energy and Distributed Generation Task Force Projecton Renewable Energy in India

Governments Must Act to Boost Trade in Biofuels
11-WTOR-Rules.pdf

Biosketches of Authors
12-Biosketches-of-Authors.pdf