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5 Feb 2024: EPRG Working Paper 1110. Cambridge, Electricity Policy Research Group, Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge. • ... Energy Policy, 665-676. • OECD (2011) Economic Survey of the United Kingdom 2011, Paris: OECD. •

23 Jan 2024: Coordinated open space planning. Synergistic economic planning. Integrating transportation planning. Beacon Yards, Allston. ... Synergistic economic planning. Sullivan Square, Charlestown. Ideas to Action: 2018-2022 Imagine Boston Capital Plan.

23 Jan 2024: Relatively minor environmental differences between urban forms which are overwhelmed by socio-economic trends – Compact cities reduces environmental impacts by less than 5% but increases economic and social costs – Dispersed cities ... increases

3 May 2024: Daniel Davi-Arderius University of Barcelona & Chair of Energy Sustainability, Barcelona Institute of Economics (IEB), Spain. ... Tooraj Jamasb. Copenhagen School of Energy Infrastructure (CSEI) Department of Economics, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark

24 Jan 2024: When the Wind Blows Over Europe -Technical and Economic Aspects. EPRG-MIT-EdF ConferenceParis, 03-04 July 2008. - ... Where are grid-bottlenecks situated?- How much extension is reasonable (under economic aspects)? •

26 Jan 2024: VC fun. ding. Howell (2017) American Economic Review. Log cit. e-weig. ... I would also like to thank the Harvard Science, Technology and Public Policy (STPP) program, the Harvard Environmental Economics Program, Harvard Energy Technology Innovation

19 Jan 2024: PricewaterhouseCoopers . Advisory NV and Associate Fellow Clingendael Institute, (2006). A Denny Ellerman, MIT (2005) Michiel de Nooij, SEO Economic Research,. University of Amsterdam (2007) Pär Holmberg, ... Holmberg,

30 Jan 2024: 6. Conclusion. Fed up? www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk. 3. January 7, 2010. The economics of solar energy. • ... But it has a random component as well. Trouble ahead. “Beyond numerical results, very little is known about most [.]. options which expire in

13 Feb 2024: Lars Bergman, Stockholm School of Economics (Sweden). Claude Crampes, University of Toulouse (France). ... 12. 2. The economic rationale for antitrust authorities to be very cautious in clearing.

29 Jan 2024:  But high energy prices means it may increasingly be economic to oversize distribution assets to reduce losses – When replacing assets it is probably efficient to install much “fatter” wires/cables. –