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11 Dec 2023: 2. Stern Review “The costs of stabilising the climate are significant but manageable;. ... Stern calls ρ the discount rate without qualification, but in the context it is the discount rate to apply to the future damage of climate change.

6 Dec 2023: In this paper, which forms a chapter in the forthcoming Book “Delivering a Low Carbon Electricity System: Technologies, Economics and Policy” 2 , the authors make a number of significant suggestions for ... 2 Delivering a Low Carbon Electricity System

20 Oct 2023: He is President of the Chinese Society of Urban Economics, Vice President of the Chinese Association for Research & Promotion of Eco-civilization, Vice Chair, NationalExpert Panel on Climate Change in China, ... Professor Pan Jiahua’s areas of research

8 Dec 2023: The urgency of the Climate Problem and the relative failure of the multilateral process justify. ... benefits of adoption. We apply this approach to the climate policy context and follow Mideksa (2016) in identifying.

9 Jul 2023: Mapping Lines & Exposure to Threats. 9. Insurance Lines Type of Exposure Finance Economics. & ... Finance, Economics and Trade Moderate Low High Low Moderate HighGeopolitics and Security High Moderate Moderate High High LowNatural Catastrophe and Climate

11 Dec 2023: Tooraj Jamasb. Copenhagen School of Energy Infrastructure, Department of Economics, Copenhagen BusinessSchool, Denmark. ... by the desire to avoid the economic, social and ecological consequences of climate.

9 Jul 2023: Cline, W.R. (1992), The Economics of Global Warming, Institute for International Economics, Washington. ... Washington. Merrett, S. (1997) Introduction to the Economics of Water Resources, UCL Press.

6 Dec 2023: coal and nuclear as more competitive in many regions (IEA, 2006 and IEA/NEA, 2005).5 Some distinctive economics and financial features of CCGT plant are critical advantages for new entrants ... 2006d) for a discussion of the main issues associated with

9 Jul 2023: Research Papers in Management Studies. The Judge Institute of Management University of Cambridge. ... gas, significantly contributing to climate change. Greenpeace instigated a major anti-.

19 Oct 2023: SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE. Professor Laura Diaz Anadon Climate policy, economics and transitions. ... 2018). The expectation of high future profitability combined with an underestimation of climate-.

11 Dec 2023: www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk. Overlapping Climate Policies. EPRG Working Paper 2034. Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 20111. ... 2020), our first contribution is to provide new theoretical insight into the economics of.

9 Jul 2023: It is equally important to identify systemic trends and attendant threats driven by human activity, compounded by the failure of global governance, and exemplified by the twin threats of climate change ... Physical risk is in some ways easier to model,

5 Dec 2023: Comparison of standard to modified optimisation 16 4.3. Spill-over and the costs of climate change 19 4.4. ... 4.3. Spill-over and the costs of climate change. Figure 16, along with the sensitivity analysis in Chapter 4 of this paper9, demonstrates that

8 Dec 2023:  Professor of Economics, Griffith Business School, Griffith University. Research Associate, Energy Policy Research Group, University of Cambridge. ... Well before this point in time, the economics of the reference technology set will begin to

7 Dec 2023: Mr. Hahn is director of economics and a professor at the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, University of Oxford; a senior fellow at the Georgetown Center for Business and ... In the case of climate change, a growing number of economists

8 Dec 2023: 1. In Search of ‘Good’ Energy Policy: The Social Limits to Technological Solutions to Energy and Climate Problems. ... The EU has three sets of policies towards energy and climate in the period to 2020.

8 Dec 2023: literature on the economics of transport in which the demand for fuel is modelled through a. ... rebound effect into account for air quality, energy security, and climate change policy.

6 Dec 2023: www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk. EP. RG. WO. RK. ING. PA. PE. R. Abstract. The Economics of Energy (and Electricity) Demand. ... CCC, 2008, p.55), partly as a result of climate change increasing the demand for air-conditioning.

9 Jul 2023: As IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva outlined, ‘we embrace the transition to the new climate economy—one that is low carbon and climate resilient, that helps fight the causes of climate ... Similarly, French finance minister Bruno Le Maire

6 Dec 2023: Today, DSM is increasingly being used to respond to climate change challenges through reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. ... rice. Inde. x. Jan2005. Jan2006. Jan2007. Jan2008. Jan2009. Jan2010. Jan2011. Electricity Gas RPI (Includes Gasoline)Source:

9 Jul 2023: tons of CO2in 2005 (Davis, 2007, Transportation, 2008). The impact of transportation on climate change and. ... environmental damage (Melillo, 2009a, Melillo, 2009b). Logistics issues and the economics of bio-fuels are.

11 Dec 2023: www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk. Capacity vs Energy Subsidies for Renewables: Benefits and Costs for the 2030 EU Power Market EPRG Working Paper 1911 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1927. ... investments, elec-tricity costs, renewable share, the amount of

8 Dec 2023: This research was supported by the Climate Change Initiative of the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, the Science, Technology and Public Policy program at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs ... and a grant from BP International

7 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 1320 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1343. Karim L. ... Electricity suppliers negotiate the purchase of these certificates with renewable generators in order to claim for the Climate Change Levy (CCL) Exemption on.

11 Dec 2023: the latter tying the economics of the physical power system to Resource Adequacy and new capacity. ... problem of climate change policy is not the domain of the AEMC or the Rules).

9 Jul 2023: Page 1 of 63. Developing an Integrated Assessment Model for the CMI Low. ... requirements of new and existing buildings with particular attention to heating, cooling and.

11 Dec 2023: www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk. Is the NEM broken? Policy discontinuity and the 2017-2020 investment megacycle EPRG Working Paper 2014 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 2048. ... on energy-only markets, and (ii). on climate change policy discontinuity in

31 Oct 2023: and ecological integrity at the centre of our vision, what kind of economics will we construct. ... founding fathers of economics were fathers, and they didn't really notice the unpaid care.

8 Dec 2023: www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk. Gone with the wind: an empirical analysis of the renewable energy rent transfer EPRG Working Paper 1701 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1701. ... Keywords: Electricity, renewables, storage, climate policies. Liski

7 Dec 2023: Today, the use of. DSM as a response to climate challenge through emissions reduction is on the increase. ... efficient use of energy, due to the increasing threats posed by climate change and the rising.

8 Dec 2023: Pass-through, profits and the. political economy of regulation. Felix Grey. Faculty of Economics &. Energy Policy Research Group. Cambridge University. fg313@cam.ac.uk. Robert A. Ritz. Judge Business School &. Energy ... economic assessment of future US

9 Jul 2023: My core research area is in the field of environmental and development economics, exploring issues of climate related risk and microfinance in Africa. ... weather phenomena and, as a consequence of climate change, are expected to become.

20 Jul 2023: the Summit’s climate-positive growth story, and lay the groundwork for the important second iteration of the UK-Africa Investment Summit in early 2024. ... Economics, and crossbench peer Peter Bruce Wolfson Chair in Materials, University of Oxford

19 Oct 2023: Department of Land Economy Environment, Law & Economics. Working Paper Series No. ... Ultimately, a growing number of studies proved that this is not a concern.

22 May 2023: There seems to have been a bit of a snafu since various CambridgeWordpress accountshad beenattacked by hackers. ... For example, some would argue thaa href="http://www.economist.com/blogs/buttonwood/2016/03/economics-and-politics"t debates over climate

19 Oct 2023: classes as well as a long track record of applied economics and real estate research. ... Health. Together with the University of Tokyo (Center for Spatial Information Science) we organized a series of online workshops with a focus on sustainable

9 Jul 2023: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/962785/The_Economics_of_Biodiversity_The_Dasgupta_Review_Full_Report.pdf. 20.Business Schools for Climate Leadership. WHY ... the era of climate change will

8 Dec 2023: Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1835. Victor Ajayi and David Reiner. ... Questions over the interaction of energy prices, climate change policies, trade openness and.

12 Dec 2023: www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk. Supply-Side Crediting to Manage Climate Policy Spillover Effects EPRG Working Paper 2313 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics CWPE2345. ... Climate Change Policy, Market Structure, and Carbon Leakage’. Journal of International

5 Dec 2023: One  example  of  national earmarking  is  the  UK  Carbon  Trust, which  receives  revenues  from  the  UK  ... 17 The publication of the IPCC’s First Assessment Report and the UN General Assembly Decision to launch nego

21 Mar 2023: £693 million. London Economics The economic impact of the University of Cambridge ix. ... His 2021 Dasgupta Review on the Economics of Biodiversity was commissioned by the UK Treasury to review how nature can be at the heart of economics – helping to

9 Jul 2023: Insurance Lines Type of Exposure Financial & Economics. Geopolitics & Security. ... NatCat & Climate. Technology & Space. Health & Humanity. Commercial PropertyPhysical Damage 1 3 2Revenue Loss / Business Interruption 1 3 2 2Contingent Business

9 Jul 2023: researchers from the Faculties of Economics, Law, and Social and Political Sciences; the Departments of Geography and Land Economy; the Manufacturing Engineering Group within the Department of Engineering; ... This analysis 

19 Oct 2023: Chenet, J. Ryan-Collins, and F. van Lerven, ‘Finance, climate-change and radical uncertainty: Towards a precautionary approach to financial policy’, Ecological Economics, 183 (2021). ... 5 H. Chenet, J. Ryan-Collins, and F. van Lerven, ‘Finance,

3 Jul 2023: Decarbonisation of the foundation industries is crucial to facilitate the economy-wide transition to climate neutrality. ... Although a robust long-term business case for clean production investments depends on market-based demand for products made from

9 Jul 2023: Catastronomics: the Economics of CatastropheAssessing the macroeconomic impact of catastrophes involves understanding how shocks cause output loss, how different types of threats influence specific macroeconomic variables, and how these flow through

9 Jul 2023: in Paris. Work continued to flourish on University Industry Links and Innovation  Policy. A  special  issue  of  the  Cambridge  Journal  of  Economics  on  ‘The  Strategic  Role  ... 4. A  conference  was  hosted  on 

20 Jul 2023: CISL is an impact-led institute within the University of Cambridge that activates leadership globally to transform economies for people, nature and climate. ... 2021). The interaction of multiple systemic risks – including the COVID-19 pandemic and

9 Jul 2023: The CBR is an interdisciplinary centre and draws upon researchers from the Judge Business School; the Faculties of Economics, Law, and Social and Political Sciences; ... on the economics of energy  demand  which  is  linked 

6 Dec 2023: High crude oil prices, uncertainties about the consequences of climate change and the eventual decline of conventional oil production raise the prospects of alternative fuels, such as biofuels. ... Highly  uncertain