Experience Curves for Energy Technology Policy.

Foreword
 TABLE OF CONTENTS
 List of Figures and Tables Figures
 Tables
 Chapter 1: Riding on the Experience Curve
 Price for an Emerging Technology
 Figure 1.1 Experience Curve for PV Modules, 1976-1992
 Figure 1.2 Danish Wind Turbines, 1982-1997
 Figure 1.3 Distribution of Progress Ratios
 Assessing Future Prospects
 Figure 1.4 Making Photovoltaics Break-Even
 Competition for Learning Opportunities
 Figure 1.5 Electric Technologies in EU, 1980-1995
 Figure 1.6 District Heating in Sweden, 1980-1995
 The Purpose of this Book
 Chapter 2: Learning Requires Action. An Input-Output Model of LearningFigure 2.1 Basic Model for a Learning System
 Influencing the Learning System: Public R & D and DeploymentPolicies
 Figure 2.2 Influences on the Learning System from PublicPolicy
 Figure 2.3 A Roadmap for Policies on DecarbonisationEnergy Technologies
 Inside the Learning System I: Technology Structural Change
 Figure 2.4 Technology Structural Change
 Outside the Learning System: Market Structural Change
 Figure 2.5 Price-cost Relations for a New Product
 Figure 2.6 Natural Gas Combined Cycle, 1981-1997
 Figure 2.7 Market Changes for PV Modules, 1976-1996. Figure 2.8 Brazilian Ethanol 1978-1995Inside the Learning System II: Compound Systems
 Figure 2.9 US Learning System for Production of Electricityfrom Wind
 Figure 2.10 Electricity from Wind Energy in USA, 1985-1994
 Chapter 3: Making Emerging Technologies Commercial
 Solar Heating --
Monitoring and Terminating an RD Figure 3.1 Solar Heated Swimming Pools: Germany,1975-1997
 Figure 3.2 Solar Heated Swimming Pools, 1975-1993:Experience Curve and RD & D Support
 Table 3.1 Learning Investments and Federal RD & D Supportfor Solar Heated Swimming Pools. Wind Power --
Deployment Support to Increase LearningInvestmentsFigure 3.3 Electricity from Wind Energy in EU, 1980-1995
 Figure 3.4 Wind Turbines in Germany, 1990-1998
 Figure 3.5 Average Capacity of Wind Turbines Units InstalledEach Year
 Figure 3.6 Changing Markets for Wind Turbines in Germany
 Figure 3.7 Learning Investments and GovernmentExpenditures
 Figure 3.8 Investments in Wind Turbines in Germany
 Photovoltaics --
Creating and Supporting New Niche Markets
 Figure 3.9 Docking PV Technology to Niche Marketsin Japan
 Table 3.2 Niche Markets for Photovoltaics in Japan. Figure 3.10 Japan's PV-Roof Programme: Use of NicheMarketsFigure 3.11 Investments and Subsidies in PV-Roof Programme
 Figure 3.12 Japan's PV-Roof Programme and World PVMarkets
 Figure 3.13 Learning Investments in Residential PV Systems
 Chapter 4: The Dynamics of Learning and TechnologyCompetition
 Effect of Learning on Estimates of CO 2 Mitigation Cost
 Figure 4.1 Carbon Intensity of World Economy, 1971-2020
 Figure 4.2 Carbon Intensity Paths, 1971-2060
 Figure 4.3 Additional Annual Cost for Photovoltaics
 Figure 4.4 Additional Annual Cost for TechnologyPortfolio.