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Editorial Committee
 
Dr Patrick GOUGEON
Director, EMC
Emeritus Professor, ESCP Business School, France
 

Editorial Assistant
 
Dr Georgia MAKRIDOU
Director, EMC
Associate Professor, ESCP Business School, UK
 

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The Energy Management Centre periodically publishes working papers involving research by the members of the Laboratory and joint projects with external researchers.

The Working Paper Series provides researchers with the opportunity to make the results of new and continuing work available in a timely fashion. Many of the working papers are draft stages of articles that will eventually be published in international scientific journals. 

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2023
Assessment of the UK’s Potential for industrial Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) Deployment

The United Kingdom is in the right place to become a global leader in the industrial Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) sector. Specific, UK associated industrial development has set a great potential for Industrial Carbon Capture (ICC) application. In fact, the operation of Oil and Gas (O&G) offshore fields has allowed for decades of data on suitable carbon storage sites to be collected, determining that the North Sea’s saline aquifers and depleted reservoirs have a 78,000 MtCO2 capacity. Figure 1 exhibits the distribution of both CO2 emission sources from industrial clusters and offshore storage points.

 

 
Juan Pablo Pretelt Villadiego,
Student at ESCP's MSc in Energy Management
2012
An Integrated Approach for Energy Efficiency Analysis in European Union Countries

This paper evaluates the energy efficiency of EU countries over the period 2000-2010. At the first stage, Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) is employed, combining multiple energy consumption data, economic outputs, structural indicators, and environmental factors. The efficiency estimates obtained from the analysis are evaluated in a second stage through a multiple criteria decision aiding methodology (MCDA). The proposed non-parametric approach combining DEA with MCDA enables the modeling of the problem in an integrated manner, providing not only energy efficiency estimates, but also supporting the analysis of the main contributing factors, as well as the development of a benchmarking model for energy efficiency evaluation in country level.

 
Dr Kostas Andriosopoulos,
Fmr. Associate Professor, ESCP Business School, UK
 
Dr Georgia Makridou,
Director, EMC Associate Professor, ESCP Business School, UK
 
Dr Michalis Doumpos,
Co-Director of Research, Financial Engineering Laboratory Associate Professor, Technical University of Crete, Greece
 
Dr Constantin Zopounidis,
Director, Financial Engineering Laboratory Professor, Technical University of Crete, Greece
Improving Carbon Efficiency: is Economic Growth so Favourable?

In this paper we present an empirical study to verify the assertion of a negative impact of economic growth on carbon efficiency using a cross country analysis. More precisely we are concerned with the relation between past growth and CO2 emissions, assuming that rapid growth in the past may explain lower carbon efficiency today. The central idea tested is that hasty growth is likely to slow down the improvement of energy and carbon efficiency. In other words, using an ordinary least square multifactor model to explain carbon intensity, we verify that the coefficient for an exogenous variable measuring the average past growth rate (apgr) for each country in our sample, is significantly positive.

 
Dr Patrick Gougeon,
Director, EMC Emeritus Professor, ESCP Business School, France
 
Dr Kostas Andriosopoulos,
Fmr. Associate Professor, ESCP Business School, UK
 
Dr Othman Cole,
Affiliate Professor ESCP Business School, UK

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