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Energy Transition
The National Power Company of Iceland (Landsvirkjun)

Energy market reform options in Iceland
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Growth Analysis (Tillväxtanalys)

Opportunities for new metal value chains in Sweden
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Energy Transitions Commission (ETC)

A new electricity era: How to decarbonize energy systems through electrification
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The Danish Council on Climate Change (Klimarådet)

Danish agriculture’s emission of greenhouse gases and production
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Energy Transitions Commission (ETC)

The future of fossil fuels
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Swedish Energy Agency and the National Board of Housing, Building and Planning

Multiple benefits of energy renovations of the Swedish building stock
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Danish Energy Agency (Energistyrelsen)

Potential from redesigning the Danish energy savings obligation need careful implementation
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Confederation of Swedish Enterprise (Svenskt Näringsliv)

Electricity Market Design for a Reliable Swedish Power System
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The Danish Agency for Water and Nature Management (Styrelsen for Vand- og Naturforvaltning)

Export of Danish water technology
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Fertilizers Europe

Critical review of recent report on cost pass-through and carbon leakage
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Miljömålsberedningen

Modellanalyser av svenska klimatmål
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Nordic Council of Ministers (Nordisk Råd)

Nudging for sustainable consumption of electronics
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Danish Competition and Consumer Authority (Konkurrence- og Forbrugerstyrelsen)

TOTEX-benchmarking-modeller for vandsektoren
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United Federation of Danish Workers (Fagligt Fælles Forbund 3F)

Geographical employment potentials from bioeconomy
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National Board of Housing, Building and Planning and Swedish Energy Agency (Boverket and Energimyndigheten)

Förslag på styrmedel för ökad renoveringstakt
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Danish Energy Agency (Energistyrelsen)

Do homes with better energy efficiency ratings have higher house prices?