Business & Economics
Rebound Effect
100%
Energy Efficiency
85%
Scotland
70%
Energy
50%
Computable General Equilibrium
47%
Rebound
45%
General Equilibrium Analysis
41%
Pollution
40%
Energy Use
36%
Computable General Equilibrium Model
33%
Energy Systems
32%
Carbon
27%
Economics
25%
Spillover Effects
25%
Sustainability
22%
Energy Policy
21%
Waste Generation
21%
Household
21%
Social Accounting Matrix
20%
Economic Impact
20%
Carbon Capture and Storage
19%
Decarbonization
18%
Co2
18%
Household Income
17%
Carbon Capture
17%
Electric Vehicle
16%
Carbon Footprint
16%
Electricity
15%
Labour Market
15%
Multiplier
15%
Economic Activity
15%
Trade Balance
15%
Government
15%
Partial Equilibrium
14%
Input-output Analysis
13%
Competitiveness
13%
Elasticity of Substitution
13%
Environmental Indicators
12%
Regional Policy
12%
Macroeconomics
12%
Environmental Kuznets Curve
12%
Supply Chain
12%
Prosperity
12%
Accounting Principles
11%
Simulation
11%
Trade Flows
11%
Fiscal Policy
11%
International Spillovers
11%
Attribution
11%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
economy
56%
energy efficiency
48%
policy
28%
energy
27%
consumption
23%
economics
22%
accounting
21%
input-output analysis
17%
household
17%
computable general equilibrium analysis
16%
energy use
16%
electric vehicle
16%
macroeconomics
16%
Gross Domestic Product
16%
ecological footprint
15%
household energy
15%
general equilibrium analysis
15%
carbon
14%
energy supply
13%
electricity
13%
economic impact
12%
transition
11%
cost
11%
effect
10%
price
10%
energy policy
9%
competitiveness
9%
household income
9%
public
9%
economic growth
8%
sustainability
8%
carbon footprint
8%
wage
7%
income
7%
carbon sequestration
7%
responsibility
6%
petrol
6%
trade flow
6%
analysis
6%
decision
6%
parliament
6%
jurisdiction
6%
hydrogen
6%
energy demand
6%
carbon emission
5%
regional policy
5%
Engineering & Materials Science
Energy efficiency
87%
Economics
71%
Energy policy
56%
Carbon
48%
Supply chains
45%
Decarbonization
42%
Electricity
33%
Electric vehicles
32%
Carbon capture
31%
Industry
22%
Costs
19%
Climate change
16%
Energy conservation
16%
Wages
16%
Pollution
11%
Elasticity
10%
Substitution reactions
8%
Hydrogen
7%
Carbon footprint
7%
Taxation
6%
Gases
6%
Personnel
6%
Tourism
6%
Energy utilization
6%
Heating
5%
Potential energy
5%
