Tradable water saving certificates to improve urban water use efficiency: an ex‐ante evaluation in a French case study

This paper proposes a system of tradable Water Saving Certificates to improve the efficiency of water allocation between Drinking Water Utilities at river basin level. A market institutional set‐up, inspired from recent policy developments in the energy sector, is proposed. An original analytical pr...

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Published in:The Australian journal of agricultural and resource economics 2016-07, Vol.60 (3), p.422-441
Main Authors: Rinaudo, Jean‐Daniel, Calatrava, Javier, De Byans, Marine Vernier
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Economic theory
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Environmental economics
Hydrology
Mathematical programming
Sciences of the Universe
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tradable water saving certificates
Urban areas
Water conservation
water management and policy
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Water markets
Water resources management
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