| 351 - 353 |
On the rebound: the interaction of energy efficiency, energy use and economic activity. An introduction
Schipper L |
| 355 - 366 |
Energy efficiency fallacies revisited
Brookes L |
| 367 - 388 |
On the rebound? Feedback between energy intensities and energy uses in IEA countries
Schipper L, Grubb M |
| 389 - 401 |
Energy efficiency and consumption - the rebound effect - a survey
Greening LA, Greene DL, Difiglio C |
| 403 - 410 |
The rebound effect for space heating - Empirical evidence from Austria
Haas R, Biermayr P |
| 411 - 424 |
Making cold homes warmer: the effect of energy efficiency improvements in low-income homes
Milne G, Boardman B |
| 425 - 432 |
Defining the rebound effect
Berkhout PHG, Muskens JC, Velthuijsen JW |
| 433 - 438 |
The rebound effect: some empirical evidence from India
Roy J |
| 439 - 449 |
A view from the macro side: rebound, backfire, and Khazzoom-Brookes
Saunders HD |
| 451 - 455 |
Estimating future elasticities of substitution for the rebound debate
Jaccard M, Bataille C |
| 457 - 469 |
Prices, technology development and the rebound effect
Birol F, Keppler JH |
| 471 - 475 |
Energy efficiency: rebounding to a sound analytical perspective
Laitner JA |
| 477 - 486 |
The economics of energy efficiency: insights from voluntary participation programs
Howarth RB, Haddad BM, Paton B |
| 487 - 495 |
Dealing with environmental savings in a dynamical economy - how to stop chasing your tail in the pursuit of sustainability
Sanne C |
| 497 - 500 |
Does predicted rebound depend on distinguishing between energy and energy services?
Saunders HD |
