Energy efficiency and the productivity race in industry

Hana Nielsen; Sofia Henriques; Paul Warde; Astrid Kander

Energy efficiency and the productivity race in industry

Hana Nielsen, Sofia Henriques, Paul Warde, Astrid Kander

Department of Economic History

University of Cambridge

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Abstract

The major aim of this paper is to analyze energy use and particularly energy productivity in some of the major manufacturing processes, such as iron and steel or paper production. Energy, as one of factors of production and substitute to labor, has often been neglected in various productivity benchmark studies. It is the aim of this paper to further investigate this relationship between energy and labor productivity, with a specific focus on the manufacturing industries across Europe and the US.

Original language	English
Number of pages	21
Publication status	Published - 2016
Event	Economic History Society Conference, 2016 - Cambridge, United Kingdom Duration: 2016 Mar 31 → 2016 Apr 3

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Conference	Economic History Society Conference, 2016
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Cambridge
Period	2016/03/31 → 2016/04/03

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Economic History

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Energy efficiency and the productivity race in industry

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