Uploaded subsidy-related resources, whether via actual file upload or link to resource on another website.
Friends of the Earth, U.K. Briefing provides an overview of British privatization of nuclear fuel cycle facilities and the transfer of site liabilities to the taxpayer.
Center for Energy Efficiency Russia, Igor Bashmakov. Paper derived from presentations on Russian energy subsidies to the IEA. Provides review of energy pricing in Russia, and arguments about how subsidies should be calculated. Includes detailed information on district heating systems and on budget support for heating.
Richard Douthwaite and David Healy for Comhar the National Sustainable Development Partnership. 2003.
Karoly Kiss, editor. Clean Air Action Group/Lelegzet Foundation. In addition to subsidies to the energy sector, the report provides an overview of government support to other activities that cause environmental harm, such as agriculture, transport, chemicals, and construction.
Karl Storchmann. Beginning with the coal crisis of 1958, the survival of the German hard coal mining sector has been heavily dependent on subsidies for several decades.
Bettina Meyer. Environmentally Harmful Subsidies, Polish-German Seminar, Cracow, Poland, February 25-26, 2005. Data on German subsidies to the energy sector; discussion of barriers to subsidy reform.
Søren Dyck-Madsen, Danish Ecological Council. Assesses effects of shifting Danish tax base to resources and polluting behavior, with switchover fully implemented in 2010. Contains historical data on many Danish green fees.