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Privatization of Public City Gas Utilities

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Takashi YanagawaKobe University Takashi Yanagawa is a professor at the Graduate School of Economics at Kobe University, Japan, where he specializes in industrial organization. His work includes Risks and Regulation of New Technologies (edited jointly with Tsuyoshi Matsuda and Jonathan Wolff, Springe

r, 2020), Introduction to Econo-Legal Studies (edited jointly with Hiroshi Takahashi and Shinya Ouchi, Yuhikaku, 2014, in Japanese; China Machine Press, 2017, in Chinese; and currently being translated into English), among others. At present he is working on research projects having to do with the c

ompetition policies of platform businesses, energy market reform under the Paris Agreement, and econo-legal studies. He received his Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA. He was formerly the director of the Interfaculty Initiative in the Social Sciences at Kobe University

and was also the vice-dean of the Organization for Advanced and Integrated Research at Kobe University. He was a visiting researcher at the Japan Fair Trade Commission, the London School of Economics, and the University of California at Berkeley. He was the president of the Japan Economic Policy Ass

ociation and is currently a board member of the Japan Economic Policy Association and the Public Utility Economics Association. He is also a co-editor of the International Journal of Economic Policy Studies (Springer). Shinichi KusanagiUniversity of HyogoShinichi Kusanagi is a professor of public ut

ility law at the University of Hyogo, Japan. His research areas are public utility law and economic administrative law. He received his S.J.D. and LL.M. degrees from Keio University, Japan. He also received an LL.M. degree from Indiana University, USA, and an LL.B. from Keio University. He taught la

w and environment policy at the Evergreen State College in the USA as an exchange faculty member, and he was the dean of the School of Economics at the University of Hyogo. He received the Grand Award from the Japanese Society of Public Utility in 2018.He is the author of The Energy Laws in the Unit

ed States: Law and Policy in Economic and Environmental Regulations (Hakuto Shobo, 2017, in Japanese). He is also a co-author of The New Development of Energy Policy (Koyo Shobo, 2017, in Japanese), The Truth of Liberalization of Electricity and Gas (Energy Forum, 2017, in Japanese), Overall Electri

city System Reform (Denki Shimbun, 2019, in Japanese), and The Study of Constitutional Law and Administrative Law from Lawsuits (Gakuyo Shobo, 2020, in Japanese). He was an editor of the Japan Social Innovation Journal from 2011 to 2020.

The Proceeding Series on the 2019 East Asia Forum on Climate Change and Disaster Management Law and Policy

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本書特色   　　The climate change has raised exceptional attention globally for the vulnerability toward the extreme weathers that threatening lives and property. Such adaptation would require holistic solutions from vital stakeholders consist of government, enterprises, technology, and community to bui

ld resilience for the betterment of governance. This book is the first publication initiative of the Proceeding series of the East Asia Forum on Climate Change and Disaster Management Law and Policy since 2015, which reflects timely trend of climate change responsive policy and law formation from ca

ses of US, Japan, Korea, Malaysia and Taiwan with enlightenments of comparative studies. The ocean risk was also highlighted through the introduction of an effective plastic debris management contributed by partnership between private and public sectors, along with the illustration for risk financin

g. Readers could be granted with interdisciplinary approaches to tackle various climate change law and policy issues to stand with the specialists at the frontier.  

考量影響碳足跡之屋頂太陽能政策 系統動態模型研究

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Solar photovoltaic (PV) system has been one of the most important solutions to reduce the dependence on imported energy supply and impacts on the environment in Taiwan. Recently, the building sector could be seen as a major driver for next years during climate change and global warming contexts. Ho

wever, the world community has made only little and insufficient progress in the building sector in terms of energy savings and greenhouse gas reductions. Therefore, this research addresses the impacts of rooftop solar PV installations on residential and commercial buildings to identify the potentia

l of GHG emissions reduction in Taiwan. The purpose is to analyze the influence of rooftop solar PV installation on greenhouse gases under the government policy focusing especially on Feed-in Tariff (FIT) and government subsidy for PV installation costs. Accordingly, a total of 11 policy strategies

(five single and six hybrid policies) is proposed and how they influence the number of rooftop solar PV installations on buildings and corresponding carbon footprint from 2021 to 2050. The results show that the hybrid policy with FIT 1% increment and government subsidy of 50% can help achieve the lo

west carbon footprint compared to the other policies. Besides suggesting the best policy to the government, this research also hopes to help raise the awareness of people on the benefit of using solar panels from both economic and environmental perspectives.