Relative Effectiveness of Energy Efficiency Programs versus Market Based Climate Policies in the Chemical Industry

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Boyd, Gale A, and Jonathan M Lee (2020). Relative Effectiveness of Energy Efficiency Programs versus Market Based Climate Policies in the Chemical Industry. The Energy Journal, 41(3). 10.5547/01956574.41.3.gboy Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/21598.

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Gale Allen Boyd

Associate Research Professor Emeritus in the Social Science Research Institute

Gale Boyd is an Associate Research Professor in the Social Science Research Institute & Department of Economics. He was the Director of the Triangle Federal Statistical Research Data Center from 2006-2020.  Prior to joining Duke University, Gale was an economist at Argonne National Laboratory. His career has been primarily in area of industrial energy/environmental economics. 

His recent work includes using the non-public Census micro-data and other non-pubic data from industry and trade associations on energy, environmental, and productivity related issues for industrial energy efficiency and related energy/environmental policy research. His research includes preparing statistical benchmarks of energy performance in manufacturing plants, or Energy Performance Indicators (EPI), is supported by the EPA ENERGY STAR program and is used by industry for energy management and public recognition from ENERGY STAR.  Studies of the implications of management practices and environmental policy on industry energy efficiency and total factor productivity are in progress.



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