articles
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Growing pains of the CO2 market
June 09, 2011The article is only available in Dutch.more
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Japanese Catastrophe and the Dark Side of Global supply Chains
April 05, 2011Every year a number of catastrophic events such as earthquake, flood and hurricanes take place around the world from which just a few are happening in major centers of trade and industry. However, those rare events in important areas help us to evaluate the vulnerability of our global supply chains to disruptions and our capabilities to cope with them. The Japan earthquake is one of those rare events.more
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InfraTrends
March 17, 2011The article is only available in Dutch.more
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Energy policy is key at Davos
January 28, 2011Can hypothecated carbon tax stimulate the energy transition?more
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Stop de offshoring van wind
January 13, 2011Next Generation Infrastructures' researchers Dijkema, Chappin and De Vries wrote a column in FD, in which they advocate for a stable energy-, industry-; and innovation policy that makes a strong competitive wind-energy sector possible for the Netherlands.more
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Shenzhen is a distinctive global city
November 24, 2010Exclusive interview in Chinese Newspaper with Prof. Saskia Sassen, the initiator of the concept Global City, and keynote speaker at the third annual conference on Next Generation Infrastructures held in Shenzhen, China, 11-13 November 2010.more
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Shenzhen: next world class knowledge-based area
November 24, 2010Shenzhen is able to create a world class knowledge-based area through smart and integrated management on infrastructures, to meet the constantly changing and realize the dream of green and high efficient citymore
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Splitsingswet dient algemeen belang
August 20, 2010The article is only available in Dutch.more
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Europe's Flawed Carbon-Trading System, A CO2 tax would be a more effective way to reduce emissions
July 15, 2010The European Union likes to present its greenhouse-gas Emission Trading System as a pioneering success story. But our research at Delft University tells a different story; that the system is simply not producing the timely, significant reduction of CO2 emissions originally envisaged. A tax on CO2 emissions would be a far more beneficial alternative, not only for companies, but for consumers and for our climate as well.more
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Tijd voor Rijksdatastaat
July 06, 2010The article is only available in Dutch. more
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