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8 Dec 2023: car, life, travel, etc.) and household energy (electricity and gas) offers the potential for. ... and potential correlation can be positive or negative. If the assumption holds, then modelling.

8 Dec 2023: Cramton et al. (2013) provide a goodoverview of the economics of capacity markets. ... ki =. j=Jij=1. wij δij Kij. After the auction firms decide which of their incumbent units stay active in the marketand which potential new units are built.

19 Oct 2023: Abstract:. This study explores the potential and challenges of applying behavioural interventions to promote micro-mobility adoption. ... This study investigates the potential and challenges of applying behavioural interventions in the promotion of

11 Dec 2023: market power. Within the energy economics literature, there is a long strand of papers analyzing the. ... discharge.8. An emerging strand of the literature specifically analyzes the economics of energy.

6 Dec 2023: However, the bulk of existing academic litera-ture on the economics of electricity transmission is theoretical and largely ignores market pricevolatility to concentrate on consistent price differences between markets1. ... Figure 5 demonstrates a

9 Jul 2023: Governing Externalities: The Potential of Reflexive Corporate Social Responsibility. Centre for Business Research, University of Cambridge,. ... Pollution is a well-known example of an externality, while the 2007 Stern Report on the Economics of Climate

7 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 1314 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1337. Mark Lemon Institute of Energy and Sustainable Development, De Montfort University Michael G. ... of energy usage including annual consumption data at the local level.

8 Dec 2023: www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk. 改革中国电力供应行业：借鉴国际经验. EPRG 工作论文 <1704>. 剑桥经济学工作论文 <1713>. 迈克尔 G.波利特，杨宗翰，陈浩. 摘要

9 Jul 2023: of the supply‐siders’ case in several detailed steps: examination of estimates of spare capacity and the implied developments in the economy’s productive potential, ... potential losses runs from negligible to moderate –