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12 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 2321 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 2362. Paul Simshauser Abstract Scaling-up Variable Renewable Energy will face critical bottlenecks vis-a-vis requisite transmission hosting capacity. ...  Centre for Applied Energy

11 Dec 2023: prospects for decarbonisation. EPRG Working Paper 2037. Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 20120. ... 1 A version of this paper will appear as a chapter in the Handbook on the Economics of Electricity Markets, edited by.

9 Jul 2023: RUSSIA’S LEGAL TRANSITIONS: MARXIST THEORY, NEOCLASSICAL ECONOMICS AND THE RULE OF LAW. ... parties will bargain their way to an efficient allocation which maximises their joint product.

11 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 2021. Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 2073. Victor Ajayi. ... We also wish to thank the International Association for Energy Economics (IAEE) and participants at its conferences for earlier comments.

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12 Dec 2023: Therefore, contrasting the results from these two FES scenarios will highlight the importance of electricity and carbon price levels on the economics of flexible CCGT-CCS. ... 20). These investment metrics will be used in our analysis in 4.3.

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11 Dec 2023:  Professor of Economics, Centre for Applied Energy Economics & Policy Research, Griffith University. ... Page 12. moments of substantial potential wind output will confront network congestion and wind generation curtailment.

9 Jul 2023: It follows that the market or equilibrium wage is not, by definition, exploitative because in conditions of free competition, it will accurately express the full costs of production.9 Neoclassical economics ... If an engineer is asked to do engineering