Carbon 'hot-spots' in global supply chains: an inter-regional input-output analysis

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2017
A 'Carbon Saving Multiplier' as an alternative to rebound in considering reduced energy supply chain requirements from energy efficiency?
Turner, K. & Katris, A., 30 Apr 2017, In: Energy Policy. 103, p. 249-257 9 p.
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2016
Identifying and analysing carbon 'hot-spots' in an Inter-Regional Input Output framework
Katris, A., 8 Jul 2016, Stirling. 146 p.
Research output: Thesis › Doctoral Thesis
Indirect rebound involving embodied energy use in re-spending decisions: how do we treat negative multiplier effects in energy supply chains?
Turner, K. & Katris, A., 19 Jun 2016, Energy: Expectations and Uncertainty: 39th IAEE International Conference, Bergen, Norway, June 19 - 22, 2016. Cleveland, Ohio, 21 p.
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2015
Indirect Rebound Involving Embodied Energy Use Re-spending Decisions: How Do We Treat Negative Multiplier Effects in Energy Supply Chains?
Turner, K. & Katris, A., Dec 2015, Glasgow: University of Strathclyde. 33 p.
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Carbon 'hotspots' in global supply chains: an inter-regional input-output analysis
Katris, A., 1 Jul 2015. 1 p.
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