Climate and Energy Governance for a Sustainable Future

Chapter 1 Did the 2015 Paris Climate Change Agreement Change the Trajectory of the Global Response to the Build-Up of Greenhouse Gas Emissions?

Chapter 2 COP26: Ambition, Coal, Finance, and the Paris Rulebook

Chapter 3 Was COP26 Critical for the Implementation of the 2015 Paris Agreement?

Chapter 4 Can the Political Process in Washington Create Policy for Meaningful Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reductions?

Chapter 5 Carbon Pricing: Some Problems and Solutions

Chapter 6 Carbon Pricing: Punitive Taxation on Beef

Chapter 7 Should Policymakers Encourage the Development of Specific Green Energy Technologies? Advantages and Risks

Chapter 8 Clean Energy Technologies as a Way to Combat the Climate Crisis

Chapter 9 Access to Clean, Affordable, and Reliable Energy Sources to Promote Economic Prosperity

Chapter 10 Should Policymakers Promote Electric Vehicles and Other Elements of Electrification in Areas with Carbon-Intensive Electricity Supply?

Chapter 11 How to Promote Electrification, Decarbonize the Electricity Supply and Improve Energy Efficiency?

Chapter 12 Promoting electric vehicles as the silver bullet for tackling climate change

Chapter 13 Is the International Community Doing Enough to Address the Unique Climate Change Challenges Faced by Small Island Developing States, Least-Developed Countries, and Other Vulnerable Places?

Chapter 14 The European Energy Union: How Can It Be Achieved? What Are the Pros and Cons of Such a Union?

Chapter 15 Prospects for a European Energy Union

Chapter 16 Why Are Energy Security and Decarbonisation Important?

Chapter 17 Reducing the Fragmentation of Global Energy Governance in a Post-pandemic World

Chapter 18 Global Energy Governance

Chapter 19 Is It Possible to Have Energy Governance at the Global Level?