Technology and policy

The sign on technology (T) and environmental policy (Ej,) are uncertain and depend on the particular technology and policy. For example, eiivironmeti-tal regulations requiring lower sulfur emissions favor gas over coal, while new technologies that make oil cheaper to use increase oil demand at the expense ot gas and coal. 

Jakob, M. and Madlener, R. (2004). Riding down the experience curve for energy-efficient building envelopes the Swiss case for 1970-2020. International Journal of Energy Technology and Policy (Special Issue on Experience Curves), 2 (1-2), 153-178. 

Werner Weindorf received his Engineering Degree in Physics at the Munich University of Applied Sciences. He has been with Ludwig-Bolkow-Systemtechnik since January 1999 as technology and policy consultant. His major activities are life-cycle analysis (LCA) and technoeconomic analysis of alternative and conventional fuels, hydrogen infrastructure and renewable energies. 

Brown, R. E., and B. R. Luce. 1990. The value of pharmaceuticals A study of selected conditions to measure the contribution of pharmaceuticals to health status. Washington, DC Battelle Medical Technology and Policy Research Center. 

Klein, Daniel B. 2005. Policy Medicine versus Policy Quackery Economists against the FDA. Knowledge, Technology, and Policy 31(1) 92-101. 

K. R. Kaufman, in E. D. Shultz and R. P. Morgan, eds., Fuels and Chemicals from Oil Seeds Technology and Policy Options, Westview Press, Boulder, Colo., 1982, pp. 143-174. 

The issue of PKI interoperability becomes complicated when it is compared with interdomains. Interdomain interoperability involves several technologies and policy-related challenges. Explaining these challenges is, however, beyond the scope of this book. 

The Department of Energy s Clean Coal Program provides information about new technologies and policies to reduce air emissions and other pollutants from coal-burning power plants. 

RAND Forum on Hydrogen Technology and Policy A Conference Report... 

Much of the policy analysis now performed on the subject speaks to hydrogen supply and demand under steady-state conditions. But if an effective transition cannot be achieved, neither can the benefits of the steady state. Thus, technologies and policies developed explicitly for a transition remain important, even if they do not carry over into the mature hydrogen economy. This issue of how to effect the transition has several dimensions ... 

Socolow, R. 2003. The Century-Scale Problem of Carbon Management. The Carbon Dioxide Dilemma Promising Technologies and Policies. Proceedings of a Symposium, April 23-24, 2002, pp. 11—14. Washington, D.C. The National Academies Press. 

Pearson, A. (2006). Incapacitating biochemical weapons. Science, technology, and policy for the 21st century. Nonprolifer. Rev. 13 152-88. 

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