Confronting the Challenge of Energy Governance

Gunningham, Neil

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Confronting the Challenge of Energy Governance

Date

2012

Authors

Gunningham, Neil

Publisher

Cambridge University Press

Abstract

There is a compelling argument for developing a low carbon emissions trajectory to mitigate climate change and for doing so urgently. What is needed is a transformation of the energy sector and an 'energy revolution'. Such a revolution can only be achieve