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2 Feb 2024: www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk1. Karim L Anaya. Energy Policy Research GroupCambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge. ... 2019.Robinson, D. (2020), What market design, fiscal policy, and network regulations are compatible with efficient

2 Jul 2024: at a fast pace, these results are relevant from a policy and regulatory standpoint. ... between monetary policy and the flow of funds to fintech and non-fintech lenders and.

2 Feb 2024: Business School and the Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge. The group has broad expertise in energy and environmental economics, social science and policy. • ... our Energy Policy Forum:. www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk. Contents. 1. Overview of

7 Feb 2024: Negotiated settlements: the development of legal and economic thinking (with Joseph Doucet), Utilities Policy 14, December 2006: 266-277. ... Regulation and customer engagement, Economics of Energy and Environmental Policy, 1 (1), December 2011.

8 Feb 2024: by the coalition agreement. Modelling of investors' decision making under. given policies and policy packages. ... CBA) is conducted for each policy and policy package against the baseline.

7 Feb 2024: Economists documented various adverse effects of this regulatory policy, and one of the reasons for the 2014 CMA reference was to assess it. ... Ofgem cited the OFT’s paper “What does Behavioural Economics mean for competition policy?

9 Feb 2024: 1 Dr. David Reiner is a University Senior Lecturer in Technology Policy and director of the MPhil in Technology Policy at Judge Business School, University of Cambridge. ... are undertaken on subjects including:.  Financing mechanisms.  Policy and

12 Feb 2024: Professor Michael Grubb Chief Economist, the Carbon Trust; Senior Research Associate, Cambridge Faculty of Economics; and Chairman, Climate Strategies. ... Key points:. • Carbon pricing, technology policy and regulation are the pillars of climate policy

7 Feb 2024: The German Federal Ministry of Economics and Energy (2019) argued. 14 CREG, in response to this argument, point out that “Risks can be traded and spread. ... Ministry of Economics and Energy, 2019, p.94), and later, “In Germany/Luxembourg, LoLP

2 Feb 2024: Michael Pollitt. Professor of Business Economics, Cambridge Judge Business School. Director of Studies in Management and Economics and Fellow of Sidney Sussex College. ... www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk. TRUST, ENERGY POLICY AND ENERGY COMPANIES. www.eprg.group

3 Jul 2024: and seminar participants at the 2024 Clemson ESG and Policy Research Conference, the IRFConference on Stakeholders in Corporate Finance and Investment, the Summer Finance Roundtable, and theBusiness, Economics and Law workshop ... market, in May 2024,

2 Feb 2024: EPRG. Working Paper 1007; Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1016. Electricity Policy Research Group: University of Cambridge. ... EPRG Working Paper 1032; Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1057. Electricity Policy Research Group: University of

13 Feb 2024: Policy makers should also be aware that merchant investments may lock in the current institutional and regulatory environment (e.g. ... MTI raises a whole new set of questions that the regulator and policy makers must face.

8 May 2024: Each sector has a particular set of strategic requirements and particular growth trajectories, and requires specific policy support. ... Research funding policy requires a steady hand and sustained long term commitment, not tactical swings in funding by

8 Feb 2024: less satisfactory than price outcomes, commercial relationships strained, lack of. policy guidance on asset (re-)valuation, lack of clarity and process re further. ... price control. The Government accepted these recommendations and extended the. policy

2 Feb 2024: However the political difficulty of policy induced bill rises, high segmental profits, nuclear cost overruns and policy induced threats to energy security looks insurmountable. • ... EPRG Working Paper 1227; Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1256.

7 Feb 2024: Electrical energy storage – economics and challenges. Increasing energy storage will allow electricity grids to become more flexible and able to integrate a higher proportion of intermittent renewable energy. ... The authors acknowledge the financial

7 Feb 2024: difficult to justify the policy and the costs incurred in enabling switching, but if 10 per cent of customers switched supplier then the policy could be defended. ... Members of the California Public Utilities Commission came to the UK to see how policy

8 Feb 2024: From this, three criteria were developed: cost relatedness, transport policy and reasonableness. - ... Niemeier‟s third and preferred policy was price cap regulation with an independent regulator.

8 Feb 2024: a particular focus on renewables. How can energy policy make its contribution to both decarbonisation and to economic growth? ... and energy payment contracts to allay fears that current investments will be stranded by future low-C policy.