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Noriko Fujiwara

Head of Climate Change and Research Fellow
noriko.fujiwara@ceps.eu
(+32/2) 229.39.30
Biography:
Languages: 
English, Japanese
Education: 
Ph.D.International Relations, University of Sussex, UK; M.Phil. Development Studies, University of Cambridge, UK; Master of Law. International Relations, Hitotsubashi University, Japan; B.A. International and Cultural Studies, Tsuda College, Japan
CEPS Publications :

  • The Political Economy of India’s Climate Agenda
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  • Understanding India’s Climate Agenda
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  • Reinvigorating the EU’s Role in the post-Copenhagen Landscape
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  • Flexible Mechanisms in Support of a New Climate Change Regime: The Clean Development Mechanism and beyond
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  • Synergies vs. Spheres of Influence in the Pan-European Space
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  • On the way to Copenhagen via Poznan: Preliminary thinking about a post-2012 climate deal
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  • Financing Mitigation and Adaptation: Where should the funds come from and how should they be delivered?
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  • Making the most of the G8+5 Climate Change Process: Accelerating Structural Change and Technology Diffusion on a Global Scale
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  • Global Sectoral Industry Approaches to Climate Change: The Way Forward
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  • What lessons can be learned from the EU emissions trading scheme?
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  • Low-Carbon Technologies in the Post-Bali Period: Accelerating their Development and Deployment
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  • Testing Global Sectoral Industry Approaches to Address Climate Change
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  • The Asia-Pacific Partnership on Clean Development and Climate: What it is and what it is not
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  • Shaping the Global Arena: Preparing the EU Emissions Trading Scheme for the post-2012 Period
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  • The EU Emissions Trading Scheme: Taking Stock and Looking Ahead
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  • The Political Economy of Environmental Taxation in European Countries
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  • Reviewing the EU Emissions Trading Scheme: Priorities for Short-Term Implementation of the Second Round of Allocation (Part II)
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  • Reviewing the EU Emissions Trading Scheme: Priorities for Short-Term Implementation of the Second Round of Allocation (Part I)
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  • Business Consequences of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme
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  • Completion of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme in the Emerging Global Climate Regime
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    Anton Georgiev

    Researcher
    anton.georgiev@ceps.eu
    +32 (0)2 8944 921
    Biography:

    Anton joined the Climate Change and Energy Unit in 2008 and works primarily on climate change policy. He has contributed to various reports and projects, including on border measures for tackling carbon leakage, sectoral approaches to climate change mitigation, international climate negotiations, EU-US climate cooperation, future flexible mechanisms, the fiscal implications of adaptation in the EU and financing climate action. He is also involved in tender preparation and management of projects and events.

    Languages: 
    English, Bulgarian, German, Russian
    Education: 
    Master's in Ecological Economics and Sustainable Development; BSc in Economics
    CEPS Publications :

  • Future Impacts of Climate Change across Europe
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  • Why the transatlantic climate change partnership matters more than ever
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  • The Copenhagen Accord - A first stab at deciphering the implications for the EU
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  • Financing Mitigation and Adaptation: Where should the funds come from and how should they be delivered?
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    Arno Behrens

    Research Fellow and Head of Energy
    arno.behrens@ceps.eu
    +32 (0)2 229 39 16
    Biography:

    Arno Behrens is Head of Energy and Research Fellow at the Unit for Energy and Climate Change of the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS). Before that, he worked as Second Secretary at the German Federal Foreign Office in the context of the 2007 German Presidency of the European Union. Other main cornerstones of his career include the European Commission, the Sustainable Europe Research Institute (SERI), and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).

    Languages: 
    German, English, French
    Education: 
    MA in Economics, Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration; PhD candidate, Institute of Interdisciplinary Studies of Austrian Universities (IFF), University of Klagenfurt
    CEPS Publications :

  • Think Global – Act European
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  • Future Impacts of Climate Change across Europe
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  • Time for Action: Immediate Priorities for the Next European Commission
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  • The Financing of the Global Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Fund (GEEREF)
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  • Learning from the Crisis: A Market Approach to Securing European Natural Gas Supplies
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  • Long-Term Energy Security Risks for Europe: A Sector-Specific Approach
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  • Financial Impacts of Climate Change: What scale of resources is required?
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  • Financing Climate Change: Bailing out the environment in the long-term may be just as important as bailing out financial markets
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  • Financial Impacts of Climate Change: An Overview of Climate Change-related Actions in the European Commission’s Development Coop
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  • Financial Impacts of Climate Change: Implications for the EU Budget
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  • The Future of European Electricity: Choices before 2020
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  • Energy Policy for Europe: Identifying the European Added-Value
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  • Biofuels or Bicycles? Why the European Union should reconsider its biofuels target.
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    Christian Egenhofer

    Senior Fellow and head of the Energy and climate programme; Senior Research Fellow & Jean-Monnet Lecturer, Centre for Energy, Petroleum, Mineral Law and Policy (CEPMLP) at University of Dundee, Scotland, UK
    christian.egenhofer@ceps.eu
    (+32/2) 229.39.60
    Biography:
    Senior Fellow and head of the Energy and climate programme; Senior Research Fellow & Jean-Monnet Lecturer, Centre for Energy, Petroleum, Mineral Law and Policy (CEPMLP) at University of Dundee, Scotland, UK
    Languages: 
    English, French, German
    Education: 
    Masters in International Administration, University of Konstanz; Public Law Degree
    CEPS Publications :

  • Understanding India’s Climate Agenda
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  • Why the transatlantic climate change partnership matters more than ever
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  • The Copenhagen Accord - A first stab at deciphering the implications for the EU
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  • Court ruling need not cause the carbon market to unravel
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  • Less than 100 days to Copenhagen: Time to panic?
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  • Time for Action: Immediate Priorities for the Next European Commission
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  • Obsolete Pesticides: A ticking time bomb and why we have to act now
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  • The Ever-Changing Union - An Introduction to the History, Institutions and Decision-Making Processes of the European Union
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  • Long-Term Energy Security Risks for Europe: A Sector-Specific Approach
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  • Climate Change Policy after the Financial Crisis: The latest excuse for a new round of state aid?
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  • Financing Mitigation and Adaptation: Where should the funds come from and how should they be delivered?
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  • The Demonstration Phase for Carbon Capture and Storage: The case for public support
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  • Financial Impacts of Climate Change: Implications for the EU Budget
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  • Positive Incentives for Climate Change Action: Some Reflections
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  • Making the most of the G8+5 Climate Change Process: Accelerating Structural Change and Technology Diffusion on a Global Scale
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  • Adaptation to Climate Change: Why is it needed and how can it be implemented?
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  • Global Sectoral Industry Approaches to Climate Change: The Way Forward
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  • Beyond Bali: Strategic Issues for the post-2012 Climate Change Regime
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  • Energy Policy for Europe: Identifying the European Added-Value
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  • What lessons can be learned from the EU emissions trading scheme?
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  • Is continued free allocation to industry defensible?
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  • Beyond the 'Bali Roadmap': The New International Climate Change Agenda Encompasses Trade
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  • Low-Carbon Technologies in the Post-Bali Period: Accelerating their Development and Deployment
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  • Testing Global Sectoral Industry Approaches to Address Climate Change
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  • Climate and Trade Policy: Bottom-up Approaches towards Global Agreement
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  • Shaping the Global Arena: Preparing the EU Emissions Trading Scheme for the post-2012 Period
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  • Looking for the cure-all? Targets and the EU's New Energy Strategy
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  • The Price of Energy Security
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  • Revisiting EU Policy Options for Tackling Climate Change: A Social Cost-Benefit Analysis of GHG Emissions Reduction Strategies
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  • European Energy Security: What Should it Mean? What to Do?
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  • The EU Emissions Trading Scheme: Taking Stock and Looking Ahead
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  • Policy Coherence for Development in the EU Council: Strategies for the Way Forward
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  • Priorities for the Finnish Presidency, July-December 2006
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  • The Political Economy of Environmental Taxation in European Countries
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  • Confidence through Compliance in Emissions Trading Markets
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  • Reviewing the EU Emissions Trading Scheme: Priorities for Short-Term Implementation of the Second Round of Allocation (Part II)
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  • Reviewing the EU Emissions Trading Scheme: Priorities for Short-Term Implementation of the Second Round of Allocation (Part I)
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  • Improving the Clean Development Mechanism
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  • Technology in a Post-2012 Transatlantic Perspective
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  • Market Stimulation of Renewable Electricity in the EU: What degree of harmonisation of support mechanisms is required?
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  • Towards a Global Climate Regime: Priority Areas for a Coherent EU Strategy
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  • Firms, Governments and Climate Policy
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  • Improving the Climate: Will the new Constitution strengthen EU performance in international climate negotiations?
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  • Business Consequences of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme
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  • Rethinking the EU Regulatory Strategy for the Internal Energy Market
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  • Completion of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme in the Emerging Global Climate Regime
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  • Market-based Options for Security of Energy Supply
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  • Reform of the EU Institutions: Implications for the EU's Performance in Climate Negotiations
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  • Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading in Europe
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  • Security of Energy Supply: A question for policy or the markets?
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  • Reinventing the Climate Negotiations: An Analysis of COP6
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