The rebound effect (RE) is an umbrella term for a range of mechanisms that undermine the expected energy savings from improved energy efficiency.

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(EN) The Evidence for a Rebound Effect from Improved Energy Efficiency, UK Energy Research Centre, 2006. (EN) The macro-economic rebound effect and the UK economy, Cambridge Centre for Climate Change Mitigation Research, 2006. (Versione PDF) (EN) Franz Wirl, The Economics of Conservation Programs, Kluwer Academic, 1997. The rebound effect has played a role in economic growth and industrialization, yet it remains a problem for the task of reducing negative environmental impacts. This paper proposes that the size of the rebound effect, and the type of impacts it causes, may be affected by future changes in the system within which it arises. Se hela listan på de.wikipedia.org Dr Harry Saunders explains why energy efficiency can counter-intuitively drive a rebound in demand for energy services. The economist and "godfather" of the The study of rebound effects originates from energy economics (Khazzoom, 1980); Vehmas, Luukkanen & Kaivo-Oja (2004) extended the rebound effect to the field of environment and suggested that the resulting improvements in ecological efficiency are offset by the increase in population and the richness of living brought by such ecological improvement; an increase in ecological efficiency The rebound effect (RE) is an umbrella term for a range of mechanisms that reduce the energy savings from improved energy efficiency.

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Om läroeffekter Bentzen, J. (2004) Estimating the Rebound Effect Progress, Journal of Environmental Economics. In order to stave off that risk and to give Europe back its economic and social The problem is also taking on board the need to stave off the rebound effect av P Bergström · 2020 · Citerat av 6 — For the economic impact, the scope of the study included the following cost with low income or no income, the rebound effect is likely to be much smaller, since Developed and tracked key metrics that represent the economic health Gas Development, Carbon Capture and Storage, Rebound Effect and Energy av M Robèrt · 2007 · Citerat av 17 — alternative sets of policies, technologies, behaviours and economic unexpected rebound effects from simplistic mono-dimensional solutions.

2021-03-03 · Economy-wide rebound effects are extremely difficult to measure, but the evidence has grown substantially over the past decade. In our paper, we reviewed 21 studies that used ‘ computable general equilibrium ‘ (CGE) models to estimate the size of these effects from a variety of energy-efficiency improvements in different countries and sectors.

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not, and—given what we know—how large the rebound effect is likely to be. We find that there are both direct and indirect rebound effects, but these tend to be modest. Direct rebound effects are generally 10% or less. Indirect rebound effects are less well understood but the best available estimate is somewhere around 11%.

It is usually expressed as the percentage of the energy savings that would be achieved if none of those adjustments occurred. 2000-06-01 · Since then, the rebound has been more broadly construed to include wider economic effects (Brookes, 1978). Increases in gross output in response to an increase in the productivity of fuel and increases in fuel consumption as a result of an effective decrease in price have been used as indicators of the rebound at an economy-wide level (e.g., Brookes, 1990 ). The literature distinguishes three types of rebound effect from energy-efficiency improvements: direct, indirect and economy-wide. The macroeconomic rebound effect, which is the focus of this The rebound effect, or rebound phenomenon, is the emergence or re-emergence of symptoms that were either absent or controlled while taking a medication, but appear when that same medication is discontinued, or reduced in dosage. In the case of re-emergence, the severity of the symptoms is often worse than pretreatment levels. Modern economists have now refined this idea, and call it the ‘rebound effect’.

120, 23–31 Nov 20, 2014 By: Kenneth Gillingham, assistant professor of economics at Yale The rebound effect from improving energy efficiency has been widely Jan 11, 2012 Jevons. The Rebound Effect has few proponents among economists and energy efficiency scientists, but it resurfaces periodically. In the past 2018 (Engelska)Ingår i: Energy Economics, ISSN 0140-9883, E-ISSN 1873-6181, Energy efficiency improvement, Rebound effect, Stochastic Frontier Analysis The rebound effect represents economic mechanisms that will offset energy savings from energy efficiency improvements. By Anna Dahlqvist av SO Holm · 2009 · Citerat av 109 — Note that the definition of the term “rebound effect” is sometimes limited to the increase of consumption of a product that occurs when increased production efficiency results in a decreased price. av C Von Utfall Danielsson · 2010 · Citerat av 1 — The Rebound Effect: Theory, Evidence and Implications for Energy Policy.
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ISBN 9781849801997 Estimating car use rebound effects from Swedish microdata Gas Emissions Between Households: Socioeconomic, Motivational, and Physical Factors. av SS Werkö · Citerat av 7 — There are also economic associations (ekonomisk förening) that are non-profit. Hirschman uses the rebound effect26 to explain underestimation of the costs. sustainability, which consists of three pillars: economic, ecological/environmental modal shift and lifetime shift rebound effects from a life cycle perspective” Increased energy efficiency and the rebound effect: Effects on consumption and emissions.

Estimating the rebound effect in US manufacturing energy the role of irreversible efficiency improvements, Energy Economics, Vol. 20, Iss. av J Holmberg · 2006 — energianvandningen genom sa kallade rebound-effekter. I bilagan 3 Energieffektivisering, valfard och rebound-effekter. 17 effects, Energy Economics, Vol. Umeå University, Department of Economics, Centre for Environmental and resource economics - ‪‪391‬‬ The rebound effect in Swedish heavy industry. Energy Economics 2021, Vol. 42, (1).
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The paradox underlying the rebound effect is that, due to secondary effects, improvements in resource efficiency provide smaller reductions in the consumption of energy and/or material resources than are expected—or even an overall net increase in resource use. The rebound effect has played a role in economic growth and industrialization, yet it remains a problem for the task of reducing

The first is direct rebound. This is the percentage of energy savings from efficiency that are offset by increased use. Efficiency makes an energy-consuming technology less expensive to use, so people use it more often.

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People may choose to drive more often if a vehicle is fuel efficient because driving is useful or pleasurable and now more affordable. There are also “indirect rebound effects”, which extend the response to differing economic sectors. That is, the rebound effect is usually less than 100%. However, at the macroeconomic level, more efficient (and hence comparatively cheaper) energy leads to faster economic growth, which increases energy use throughout the economy. Saunders argued that taking into account both microeconomic and macroeconomic effects, the technological progress effects, includes a measure of the stringency of fuel-economy standards, and allows the rebound effect to vary with income, urbanization, and the fuel cost of driving.

The rebound effect has two components. The first is direct rebound. This is the percentage of energy savings from efficiency that are offset by increased use. Efficiency makes an energy-consuming technology less expensive to use, so people use it more often.

"Rebound effect" describes the phenomenon where circular economy activities result in increased overall production and use of products, thus decreasing the environmental benefit of the circular One form of rebound is the “direct” rebound effect. People may choose to drive more often if a vehicle is fuel efficient because driving is useful or pleasurable and now more affordable. There are also “indirect rebound effects”, which extend the response to differing economic sectors. That is, the rebound effect is usually less than 100%.

At sample averages of variables, our simultaneous-equations estimates of the short- and long-run rebound effect are 4.5% and 22.2%.