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7 Feb 2024: Senior Research Associate,Cambridge University Faculty of Economics. Part 1: Fact baseWhich sectors?What impacts?How much?How fast? ... Drawing upon research convened by Climate Strategies:. Karsten Neuhoff & Misato SatoEPRG, Faculty of Economics,

7 Feb 2024: Overview. Part I: Some fundamentals – Auctioning in the context of allocation methodologies: some. ... Part III: The consequences of current Phase II allocation plans. A plea for clarity: some economic fundamentals.

23 Jan 2024: Innovation / evolutionary (“Third Domain”) economics: • Accelerating innovation in such sectors can generate an economic surplus. – ... material consumption – increasingly offset by ‘clean technology diffusion’ as part of Third Pillar.

5 Feb 2024: Other evidence (e.g. Copenhagen Economics, 2005) shows stronger improvements in leading reform countries at the micro and macro-economic level. • ... References• Copenhagen Economics (2005), Market Opening in Network Industries: Part I: Final Report,

2 Feb 2024: Copenhagen Economics (2005), Market Opening in Network Industries: Part I: Final Report, Brussels: European Commission. • ... utility reforms in the EU15’, Energy Economics, 33 (2): 178-187. • Fouquet, R.

8 Feb 2024: In Part II we describe how behavioural economics can, and should, be used in regulation. ... Part I: Lessons from behavioural economics Why are there more behavioural problems in retail regulation?

7 Feb 2024: Storage has been traditionally thought of as being part of the wholesale power market because it involves. ... The authors acknowledge the financial support of the EPSRC through the project: Business, Economics, Planning and Policy for Energy Storage in

12 Feb 2024: If climate policy is implemented only in part of the world, then leakage can influence certain sub-sectors. ... 3 Quantification of the impact of CO2 policy uncertainty. The tricky part of economics is that one can always identify many incentives that

13 Feb 2024: Lars Bergman, Stockholm School of Economics (Sweden). Claude Crampes, University of Toulouse (France). ... To protect consumers, economics recommends merger controls to be more cautiousand stringent than in other sectors, that is to take the risk of

4 Jul 2024: Insights from a meta-analysis of recent economic studies’, Ecological Economics, 99: 29-39. ... The problem is that the ‘easy’ part of the eXort is running out.