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Appendix 3: Publications
Journal papers
1. Aall, C. (2014). Fornybareventyr eller forbruksmareritt? Om nødven-
digheten av et lavenergisamfunn. Plan 3-4: 67-73.
2. Arvesen, A., Nes, R.N., Huertas-Hernando, D., Hertwich, E.G. (2014). Life
cycle assessment of an o shore grid interconnecting wind farms and
customers across the North Sea. The International Journal of Life Cycle
Assessment 19(4): 826-837.
3. Berger, G., Rubik, F., Feindt, P., Holden, E. (2014). Sustainable Mobility –
Challenges for a Complex Transition. Journal of Environmental Policy and
Planning 16(3): 303-320.
4. Bjørgum, Ø., Sørheim, R. (2014). The funding of new technology rms in
a pre-commercial industry – the role of smart capital. Technology Analysis
& Strategic Management
5. Bjørnali, E., Ellingsen, A. (2014). Factors A ecting the Development of
Clean-Tech Start-Ups: A Literature Review. Energy Procedia 58: 43-50.
6. Calvin, K., Edmonds, J., Bakken, B.H., Wise, M., Kim, S., Luckow, P., Patel, P.,
Graabak, I. (2014). EU 20-20-20 energy policy as a model for global climate
mitigation. Climate Policy
7. Gilpin, G., Hansen, O.J., Czerwinski, J. (2014). Biodiesels and advanced
exhaust aftertreatments combined e ect on global warming and air pollu-
tion in EU road-freight transport. Journal of Cleaner Production 78: 84-93.
8. Hojem, Thea So e Melhuus; Sørensen, Knut Holtan; Lagesen, Vivian
Anette. Designing a ‘green’ building: expanding ambitions through social
learning. Building Research & Information 2014 ;Volum 42.(5) s. 591-601
NTNU
9. Holden, E. (2014). Moving Towards Low Carbon Mobility. Journal of
Environmental Policy and Planning 16 (4): 577-581. NTNU HISF
10. Holden, E., Linnerud, K., Banister, D. (2014). Sustainable development:
Our Common Future revisited. Global Environmental Change 26(1): 130-
139.
11. Huppmann, D., Egging, R. (2014). Market power, fuel substitution and
infrastructure – A large-scale equilibrium model of global energy markets.
Energy75: 483-500.
12. Karlstrøm, H., Ryghaug, M. (2014). Public attitudes towards renewable
energy technologies in Norway. The role of party preferences. Energy
Policy 67: 656-663.
13. Kaut, M., Midthun, K.T., Werner, A., Tomasgard, A., Hellemo, L., Fodstad,
M. (2014). Multi-horizon stochastic programming. Computational Manage-
ment Science 11(1-2): 179-193.
14. Mauritzen, J. (2014). On livestock and emissions, California, technology
and jobs, algorithms. The Economist 410: 8869
15. Mauritzen, J. (2014). Scrapping a wind turbine: Policy changes, scrap-
ping incentives and why wind turbines in good locations get scrapped
rst. Energy Journal 35(2): 157-181.
16. Modaresi, R., Pauliuk, S., Løvik, A.N., Müller, D.B. (2014). Global Carbon
Bene ts of Material Substitution in Passenger Cars until 2050 and the
Impact on the Steel and Aluminum Industries. Environmental Science and
Technology 48: 10776-10784.
17. Narbel, P. (2014). Estimating the cost of future global energy supply.
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews 34: 91-97.
18. Narbel, P. (2014) Rethinking how to support intermittent renewables.
Energy 77: 414-421.
19. Paraschiv, F., Fleten, S.-E., Schürle, M. (2014). A spot-forward model for
electricity prices with regime shifts. Energy Economics 47: 142-153.
20. Pauliuk, S., Müller, D.B. (2014). The Role of In-Use Stocks in the Social
Metabolism and in Climate Change Mitigation. Global Environmental
Change 24: 132-142. NTNU
21. Ryghaug, M., Toftaker, M. (2014). A transformative practice? Meaning,
competence, and material aspects of driving electric cars in Norway. Na-
ture and Culture 9(2): 146-163. NTNU
22. Salom, J., Marszal, A.J., Widén, J., Candanedo, J., Lindberg, K.B. (2014).
Analysis of load match and grid interaction indicators in net zero energy
buildings with simulated and monitored data. Applied Energy 136: 119-
131.
23. Salom, J., Widén, J., Candanedo, J., Lindberg, K.B. (2014). Analysis of grid
interaction indicators in net zero-energy buildings with sub-hourly collect-
ed data. Advances in Building Energy Research
24. Skjølsvold, T.M. (2014). Back to the futures: Retrospecting the prospects
of smart grid technology. Futures. The Journal of Policy, Planning and
Futures Studies63: 26-36. NTNU
25. Steen, M., Hansen, G.H. (2014). Same Sea, Di erent Ponds: Cross-Sec-
torial Knowledge Spillovers in the North Sea. European Planning Studies
22(10): 2030-2049.
26. Tøsse, S.E. (2014). Concern and con dence. Architects making sense
of climate adaption. Environment and Planning, B: Planning and Design
41(1): 24-38.
27. Vie, O.E., Stensli, M., Lauvås, T. (2014). Increasing companies absorptive
capacity through participation in collaborative research centres. Energy
Procedia 58: 36-42.
28. Weaver, T.J., Moen, Ø., Landstad, K.S., Standeren, M.I (2014). Investigat-
ing the international expansion of high growth power providers in emerg-
ing markets: motives, management and entry modes. Journal for Interna-
tional Business and Entrepreneurship Development 7(4): 289-308.
29. Walnum, H.J., Aall, C., Løkke, S. (2014): Can Rebound E ects Explain
Why Sustainable Mobility has not been Achieved? Sustainability 6(12):
9510-9537.
30. Bjørnåli, E.S., Ellingsen, A. (2014). Factors A ecting the Development of
Clean-tech Start-Ups: A Literature Review. Energy Procedia 58(43-50).
31. Eskeland, G. (2014). Moving Towards Low Carbon Mobility.Economics
of Energy & Environmental Policy 3(1)121-127.
32. Walnum, H.J., Aall, C., Løkke, S. (2014). Can Rebound E ects Explain
Why Sustainable Mobility has not been Achieved? Sustainability 6(12):
9510-9537.
33. Normann, H.A. (2014). The role of politics in sustainable transitions: The
rise and decline of o shore wind in Norway. Environmental Innovation
and Societal Transition doi: 10.1016/j.eist.2014.11.002
34. Korsnes, M. (2014). Fragmentation, Centralisation and Policy Learning:
An Example from China’s Wind Industry. China aktuell - Journal of Current
Chinese A airs 3: 175-205.
35. Swensen, E. (2014). Karbonfangst og -lagring (CCS) - den umulige
posisjonen. Nytt Norsk Tidsskrift 31(4): 431-440.
36. Ydersbond, I., Korsnes, M. (2014). Wind power in China and in the EU: a
comparative analysis of key drivers. Energy Procedia 58: 95-102.
37. Fodstad, M., Midtun, K.T., Tomasgard, A. (2014). Adding exibility in
a natural gas transportation network using interruptible transportation
services. European Journal of Operational Research