Nigel Cornwall and Stephen Littlechild Regulating energy networks for the future: [email protected] Principles, Process and Issues Report to Ofgem Published on 27 February 2009 | Available at Ofgem Continue Reading
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David Newbery’s response to the launch of the UK government’s consultation on the Severn Barrage
David Newbery David Newbery’s response to the launch of the UK government’s consultation on the Severn Barrage February 2009 | Avaliable here Continue Reading
Evaluating the evidence on electricity reform: Lessons for the South East Europe (SEE) market
Michael Pollitt Evaluating the evidence on electricity reform: Lessons for the South East Europe (SEE) market Utilities Policy,17 (1), 13–23 Published 01 March 2009 Continue Reading
EPRG Submissions to the Environmental Audit Committee
David Newbery, Karsten Neuhoff EPRG Submissions to the Environmental Audit Committee March 2009 | Avaliable here Continue Reading
Reinforcing carbon markets under uncertainty
Michael Grubb Reinforcing carbon markets under uncertainty Climate Strategies Issues and Options Brief Published 4 March 2009 | Available from Climate Strategies Continue Reading
Global Carbon Mechanisms Annex II: Emissions and Demand projections to 2020
Tim Laing, Sudhir Junankar, Hector Pollitt, Michael Grubb Global Carbon Mechanisms Annex II: Emissions and Demand projections to 2020 Published March 2009 | Available from Carbon Trust Continue Reading
Michael Pollitt’s report for Ofgem on Fixed Line Telecoms Regulations
Michael Pollitt Michael Pollitt’s report for Ofgem on Fixed Line Telecoms Regulations Report available from Ofgem Continue Reading
European Gas Security After The Crisis
P Noel European Gas Security After The Crisis Brussels, April 09 Download | Summary | PDF Continue Reading
Smart meter roll-out: Risk and Optimism Bias
Aoife Brophy Haney, Ian Cragg-Hine, Tooraj Jamasb, Michael Pollitt and David Wing Smart meter roll-out: Risk and Optimism Bias Report to DECC Published on 11 May 2009 | Available from DECC Continue Reading
Plugging the gap in energy efficiency policies: the emergence of the UK ‘Carbon Reduction Commitment’
Michael Grubb, Aoife Brophy Haney and James Wilde Plugging the gap in energy efficiency policies: the emergence of the UK ‘Carbon Reduction Commitment’ European Review of Energy Markets, 3 (2), 33-62 June 2009 Continue Reading
A comment on the draft EU Regulation on gas supply security
Noel, P., Findlater, S. A comment on the draft EU Regulation on gas supply security Electricity Policy Research Group, University of Cambridge July 2009 | PDF Continue Reading
Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS): Analysis of Incentives and Rules in a European Repeated Game Situation
David Newbery, David Reiner, Tooraj Jamasb, Richard Steinberg, Flavio Toxvaerd, Pierre Noel Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS): Analysis of Incentives and Rules in a European Repeated Game Situation 01 June 2009 | Report available from DECC Continue Reading
Wind power and market power in competitive markets
Paul Twomey and Karsten Neuhoff Wind power and market power in competitive markets Energy Policy 38(7) 2010, Pages 3198-3210 Available at ScienceDirect Continue Reading
Keep your hands off the markets, Mr Miliband
Michael Pollitt Keep your hands off the markets, Mr Miliband Parliamentary Brief, Vol.12, Issue 4, pp.15-16. Published on 24 March 2009 | Available at Parliamentary Brief Continue Reading
Market design for a large share of wind power
David Newbery Market design for a large share of wind power Energy Policy 15 August 2009 | Available online at Science Direct Continue Reading
Incorporating Both Undesirable Outputs and Uncontrollable Variables into DEA: the Performance of Chinese Coal-Fired Power Plants
Yang, H. and Pollitt, M Incorporating Both Undesirable Outputs and Uncontrollable Variables into DEA: the Performance of Chinese Coal-Fired Power Plants European Journal of Operational Research, Vol.197 (3), pp.1095-1105 16 September 2009 | Avaliable at ScienceDirect Continue Reading
Copenhagen: The Darkest Hour
Michael Grubb Copenhagen: The Darkest Hour Published 1 October 2009 | Available at Earthscan Continue Reading
Euratom reform has part to play in EU’s energy policy plans
William Nuttall Euratom reform has part to play in EU’s energy policy plans Research Europe, Page 8 Published 1 October 2009 | PDF Continue Reading
Willingness-to-Pay for Quality of Service: An Application to Efficiency Analysis of the UK Electricity Distribution Utilities
Yu, W., Jamasb, T. and Pollitt, M Willingness-to-Pay for Quality of Service: An Application to Efficiency Analysis of the UK Electricity Distribution Utilities The Energy Journal, Vol.30 (4), pp.1-48 2009 | Avaliable at IAEE Continue Reading
Stakeholder perceptions of demonstrating CCS in China
David Reiner and Xi Liang Stakeholder perceptions of demonstrating CCS in China Part of the UK-EU-China Near Zero Emissions Coal (NZEC) project 12 November 2009 | Summary Available at NZEC | Download PDF Continue Reading
When do firms generate? Evidence on in-house electricity supply in Africa
J. Steinbuks and V. Foster When do firms generate? Evidence on in-house electricity supply in Africa Energy Economics (article in press) 2009 | Available at Science Direct Continue Reading
Is Nuclear Power Inflexible?
Laurent Pouret, Nigel Buttery and William Nuttall Is Nuclear Power Inflexible? Nuclear Future, 5, (6) pp. 333-341 and pp. 343-344 November 2009 Continue Reading
Consumer involvement, ex post regulation and customer appeal mechanisms
Stephen Littlechild Consumer involvement, ex post regulation and customer appeal mechanisms Ofgem [email protected] Web Forum 29 November 2009 | PDF Continue Reading
Australian airport regulation
Stephen Littlechild Australian airport regulation Ofgem [email protected] Web Forum 29 November 2009 | PDF Continue Reading
Assessing the value of CO2 Capture Ready in New-build Pulverised Coal-fired Power Plants in China
Liang, X., Reiner, D., Gibbins, J., Li, J. Assessing the value of CO2 Capture Ready in New-build Pulverised Coal-fired Power Plants in China International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control 3 (6) 2009, page 787-792 Available at Science Direct Continue Reading
RPI–X Regulation: Ofgem’s [email protected] Review and the Scope for More Customer Involvement
Stephen Littlechild RPI–X Regulation: Ofgem’s [email protected] Review and the Scope for More Customer Involvement ACCC Network, Issue 34 December 2009 | PDF Continue Reading
Why the EU was so ineffectual in Copenhagen
Michael Grubb Why the EU was so ineffectual in Copenhagen Published 29 Dicember 2009 | Available at ft.com Continue Reading
European Regulation on Gas Supply Security
Pierre Noel European Regulation on Gas Supply Security Published on 9th Febrary 2010 | PDF Continue Reading
Ensuring success for the EU Regulation on gas supply security
Pierre Noel Ensuring success for the EU Regulation on gas supply security Electricity Policy Research Group, University of Cambridge, February 2010 Download PDF Continue Reading
Stakeholder attitudes on Carbon Capture and Storage – An International Comparison
Filip Johnsson, David Reiner, Kenshi Itaoka and Howard Herzog Stakeholder attitudes on Carbon Capture and Storage – An International Comparison International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control 4 (2) 2010, page 410-41 Available at ScienceDirect Continue Reading
Ofgem ‘discovers’ how not to meet EU carbon targets
Michael Pollitt Ofgem ‘discovers’ how not to meet EU carbon targets Parliamentary Brief, Vol.12, Issue 8, pp.19-20. Published on 30th March 2010 | Available at Parliamentary Brief Continue Reading
Causes for optimism
Michael Grubb Causes for optimism Published 30 March 2010 | Available at chinadialogue.com Continue Reading
Global Carbon Mechanisms: Lessons and Implications
Michael Grubb, Tim Laing, Thomas Counsell, Catherine Willan Global Carbon Mechanisms: Lessons and Implications Climatic Change, Article in Press Available at SpringerLink Continue Reading
Asset Valuation in Workably Competitive Markets: An Report to the New Zealand Commerce Commission
George Yarrow, Martin Cave, Michael Pollitt, John Small Asset Valuation in Workably Competitive Markets: An Report to the New Zealand Commerce Commission Report available from the New Zealand Commerce Commission Continue Reading
Renewable energy is of growing importance, but shouldn’t we be re-modelling our electricity grids, too?
Harry van der Weijde Renewable energy is of growing importance, but shouldn’t we be re-modelling our electricity grids, too? Comment:Visions Published 14 June 2010 | Available at commentvisions.com Continue Reading
Input Methodologies
Michael Pollitt Input Methodologies Expert Review of the New Zealand Commerce Commission’s Draft Decisions and Reasons for Electricity Distribution Services and Gas Pipeline Services Published in July 2010 I PDF Continue Reading
Don’t Lose Power
Pierre Noel and Michael Pollitt Don’t Lose Power Parliamentary Brief, Vol.12, Issue 11, pp.6-8. Published on 23 July 2010 | Available at Parliamentary Brief Continue Reading
Generating the Option of a Two-Stage Nuclear Renaissance
Robin W. Grimes and William J. Nuttall Generating the Option of a Two-Stage Nuclear Renaissance In Science Magazine: Vol. 329. no. 5993, pp. 799 – 803 13 August 2010 | Available at Science Continue Reading
The Nature of Competition and the Regulatory Process
Stephen Littlechild The Nature of Competition and the Regulatory Process October 2010 | PDF Continue Reading
Australian Airport Regulation: exploring the frontier
Stephen Littlechild Australian Airport Regulation: exploring the frontier October 2010 | PDF Continue Reading
German Airport Regulation: framework agreements, civil law and the EU Directive
Stephen Littlechild German Airport Regulation: framework agreements, civil law and the EU Directive October 2010 | PDF Continue Reading
A carbon giveaway Europe cannot afford
Michael Grubb and Susanne Droege A carbon giveaway Europe cannot afford Published 14 June 2010 | Available at ft.com Continue Reading
Evaluating Government’s Policies on Promoting Smart Metering Diffusion in Retail Electricity Markets via Agent-Based Simulation
Tao Zhang and William J. Nuttall Evaluating Government’s Policies on Promoting Smart Metering Diffusion in Retail Electricity Markets via Agent-Based Simulation Journal of Product Innovation Management, Volume 28, Issue 2 Published online 11 February 2011 | Article available here Continue Reading
The implications of recent UK energy policy for the consumer: A report for the Consumers’ Association
Laura Platchkov, Michael Pollitt and Irina Shaorshadze The implications of recent UK energy policy for the consumer: A report for the Consumers’ Association Published May 2011 | Download the Executive summary | Download the full report Continue Reading
High level principles for guiding GB transmission charging and some of the practical problems of transition to an enduring regime
David Newbery High level principles for guiding GB transmission charging and some of the practical problems of transition to an enduring regime Paper for Ofgem 27 May 2011 | Available at Ofgem Continue Reading
Energy and the Rise of Asia
Pierre Noël Energy and the Rise of Asia for the Economist Intelligence Unit as part of the Global Energy Conversation project July 2011 | PDF available here Continue Reading
No end in sight for Britain’s rising energy costs
Michael Pollitt No end in sight for Britain’s rising energy costs Published 13 July 2011 | Available at theguardian.com Continue Reading
Response to Ofgem’s consultation on electricity cashout issues
Stephen Littlechild Response to Ofgem’s consultation on electricity cashout issues 23 January 2012 | PDF Continue Reading
Energy’s contribution to economic growth
David Newbery Energy’s contribution to economic growth Submission to the House of Lords EU Select Committee, Sub-Committee on Environment, Agriculture, Fisheries and Energy: Imperial College London and EPRG Cambridge, September 2012 | PDF Continue Reading
Much More Than a Debate on Natural Gas
Pierre Noel Much More Than a Debate on Natural Gas Huffington Post, 16 October, 2012 | click here to read the full article Continue Reading