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9780821353288

Coping With the Cold

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  • ISBN13:

    9780821353288

  • ISBN10:

    0821353284

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2003-01-01
  • Publisher: World Bank
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Summary

"Heating is a critical issue for people?s livelihoods in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. The region?s cold climate, the legacy of central planning, and the drop in household incomes over the last 10 years, strongly influence the design of heating strategies for the urban poor.Coping with the Cold discusses the interrelationships of heating, poverty alleviation, and environmental sustainability by providing new insights into how much energy people demandfor heating and how much they pay for it. The authors use household survey data from selected countries in the region in order to analyze household energy consumption and heating patterns. This book makes recommendations on how to design policies that will enable all people access to clean and affordable heating."

Table of Contents

Foreword v
Abstract vi
Acknowledgements vii
Executive Summary 1(4)
What is Unique about ECA
5(4)
The cold winters
5(1)
The crumbling legacy of central planning
5(1)
Falling household incomes
6(3)
Household Energy Use
9(4)
Energy prices
10(2)
Conclusion
12(1)
Household Demand for Heat
13(4)
Household heating patterns and fuel choices
13(1)
How much heat do households consume?
14(1)
How much do households spend on heating?
14(1)
Demand for heat in selected countries
15(1)
How will households respond to price and income signals?
15(1)
Conclusion
16(1)
Rethinking Heat Supply
17(6)
The prevailing practice: Least-cost heating options for full heat service
17(2)
The new reality: Lower heat demand
19(2)
The importance of building-based efficiency measures
21(1)
Conclusion
21(2)
Providing Clean Heat in Fiscally-Sustainable Ways
23
What we know so far
23
Policy instruments to encourage clean choices
24
Investments in heating technology
25
Institutional challenges
27
Conclusion
28

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