Energy Policy

Energy Security - Japan - China - Northern Europe

Renewable Energy Sources

Contents : Introduction
Espen Moe Pages 1-18
Energy Security Pages 19-19
What is Strategic about Energy? De-simplifying Energy Security
Gunnar Fermann Pages 21-45
The Energy Security of Japan after Fukushima 3/11
Frank Umbach Pages 46-66
The Impact of 3–11 on Japanese Public Opinion and Policy Toward Energy Security
Paul Midford Pages 67-96
China’s Enery Security
Øystein Tunsjø Pages 97-115
The Norwegian Energy Security Debate: Domestic and International Dimensions
Jakub M. Godzimirski Pages 116-136
Renewable Technologies and Politics Pages 137-137
Technologies for Electricity Generation in Wind Turbines
Bogi Bech Jensen, Tore Undeland Pages 139-156
Early Promoter of Solar Photovoltaics: Forty Years of Development of Policy and Technology in Japan
Kenji Asano Pages 157-174
Smart, but is It Sustainable? The Importance of Reconciling Non-Technical Concerns in Grid-Development Policies
Ole Andreas Brekke, Hogne Leroy Sataoen Pages 175-193
Energy and Politics: Solutions and Policy Frameworks Pages 195-195
A Review of Renewable Energy Legislation and Policies in China
Yu Wang Pages 197-220
From ‘Worn’ to ‘Green’ China Model? Energy in the 12th Five-Year Plan in an Environmental and Climate-Change Perspective
Jørgen Delman, Ole Odgaard Pages 221-240
Enabling China’s Low-Carbon Transition: The 12th Five-Year Plan and the Future Climate Regime
Jiangwen Guo, Eric Zusman, Espen Moe Pages 241-257
The German Policy Support Mechanism for Photovoltaics: The Road to Grid Parity
Karolina Jankowska Pages 258-275
Vested Interests, Energy Policy and Renewables in Japan, China, Norway and Denmark
Espen Moe Pages 276-317
Conclusions
Paul Midford Pages 318-324