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1. Introduction to Energy Policy and Economics
2. Energy Sources and Systems
3. Economics of Energy Supply
4. Energy Markets and Competition
5. Economics of Energy Demand
6. Policy Instruments for Energy Markets
7. Core Policy Objectives and Challenges
8. Evaluating Energy Policies
9. International Dimensions of Energy Policy
10. Future Trends and Emerging Topics
Economics of Energy Demand
Consumer Behavior and Demand Theory
Energy Demand Fundamentals
Derived Demand Nature of Energy
Energy Service Demand vs. Energy Demand
Household Production Function Approach
Demand Elasticity Analysis
Price Elasticity Estimation
Short-run vs. Long-run Elasticity
Appliance Stock vs. Utilization Effects
Sectoral and Regional Variations
Income Elasticity of Energy Demand
Energy Ladder Hypothesis
Engel Curves for Energy Services
Cross-Price Elasticity
Fuel Substitution Possibilities
Complementarity in Energy Use
Behavioral Economics of Energy Use
Bounded Rationality and Energy Decisions
Present Bias and Investment Decisions
Social Norms and Energy Conservation
Information and Feedback Effects
Sectoral Energy Demand Analysis
Residential Energy Demand
End-Use Categories
Space Heating and Cooling
Water Heating
Appliances and Electronics
Lighting
Determinants of Residential Demand
Housing Characteristics
Demographic Factors
Climate and Weather
Energy Prices and Income
Appliance Choice and Efficiency
Discrete Choice Models
Energy Efficiency Investments
Replacement vs. New Purchase Decisions
Commercial Sector Demand
Building Energy Use Patterns
Office Buildings
Retail and Hospitality
Institutional Buildings
Energy Management Practices
Building Automation Systems
Energy Service Companies (ESCOs)
Benchmarking and Disclosure
Industrial Energy Demand
Process Energy Requirements
Energy-Intensive Industries
Process Heat Applications
Motor Drive Systems
Industrial Energy Efficiency
Cogeneration and Waste Heat Recovery
Process Optimization
Energy Management Systems
Transportation Energy Demand
Modal Energy Consumption
Light-Duty Vehicles
Heavy-Duty Vehicles
Aviation and Marine Transport
Rail and Public Transit
Vehicle Choice and Utilization
Vehicle Purchase Decisions
Travel Demand and Mode Choice
Fuel Economy and Alternative Fuels
Energy Efficiency Economics
Efficiency Potential Assessment
Technical Potential
Economic Potential
Market Potential
Achievable Potential
Cost-Effectiveness Analysis
Marginal Abatement Cost Curves
Cost per Unit of Energy Saved
Benefit-Cost Ratios
Market Barriers to Efficiency
Financial and Economic Barriers
High Upfront Costs
Split Incentives
Access to Capital
Information and Search Costs
Lack of Information
Complexity of Efficiency Decisions
Transaction Costs
Behavioral and Organizational Barriers
Risk Aversion
Organizational Inertia
Misaligned Incentives
Rebound Effects
Direct Rebound
Increased Use of Efficient Equipment
Price Effect of Efficiency
Indirect Rebound
Spending Savings on Other Energy Uses
Economy-wide Effects
Empirical Evidence and Magnitude
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