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New flagship EEIST report 'The New Economics of Innovation and Transition: Evaluating Opportunities and Risks' launched today at COP26. ... policies to shape markets that were not generally those recommended by conventional economic analysis.

Prof Andreas Kontoleon co-hosted the 22nd annual BIOECON conference on the economics of biodiversity conservation. ... 15 October 2021. Prof Andreas Kontoleon (Department of Land Economy and CEENRG, Cambridge University) co-hosted the 22st annual BIOECON

EEIST project presents flagship report 'New economic models of energy innovation and transition'. ... 28 March 2023. On Monday, 27 March 2023 in the run-up to the its new flagship report 'New economic models of energy innovation and transition.'.

Project Publications:. What does the literature tell us about the social and economic impact of housing? ... that housing policy development is properly aligned with the Scottish Government's overall purpose of supporting sustainable economic growth.

Dr Davide Luca published in the Journal of Urban Economics. 01 June 2023. ... Dr Davide Luca has been published in the prestigious Journal of Urban Economics.

An economic and spatial analysis of the future development of Wisbech in Cambridgeshire. ... for future employment growth; and to make (4) Make broad recommendations for future economic and spatial strategies to 2020.

Creating positive economic communities. Funded by The Local Trust, Prof Pete Tyler and Dr Gemma Burgess led a team of researchers in reviewing how positive economic change might be sustainably created

CEENRG and Cambridge Zero announce joint research symposium 'Governance, law and economics of climate change and energy transition' on 21 November 2023. ... economics of climate change and energy transition,’ held in Cambridge on 21 November 2023.

Research at CEENRG. Our integrative research explores the governance of environmental transitions through multiple lenses of law, economics and policy of climate change, environment and energy.

Understanding the socio-economic inhibitors to the take up of digital innovation in construction. ... Transforming construction is a social, cultural, economic and political challenge, and not just a technical problem, and our project will focus on the