Their thoughts on the past, present and future are inspired by the 2024 GB Party manifestos.
The paper is available here
Their thoughts on the past, present and future are inspired by the 2024 GB Party manifestos.
The paper is available here
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Sukhgeet Kaur Michael G. Pollitt Farmers preferences for incentives on solar pumps: Evidence from a choice experiment in Punjab Abstract | Non-Technical Summary | Text Continue Reading
Sukhgeet Kaur Michael G. Pollitt Using rewards and penalties to incentivize energy and water saving behaviour in agriculture – Evidence from a choice experiment in Punjab Abstract | Non-Technical Summary | Text Continue Reading
Sukhgeet Kaur Michael G. Pollitt Output vs Input subsidies in agriculture: a discrete choice experiment to estimate farmers’ preferences for rice and electricity subsidies in Punjab Abstract | Non-Technical Summary | Text Continue Reading
The article Marginal curtailment of wind and solar PV: Transmission constraints, pricing and access regimes for efficient investment can be accessed here Continue Reading
PROGRAMME 16 May 2024 Hugh Hunt (Cambridge Zero) gave a keynote speech “No 1.5C without intervention – can we freeze the Artic?” 17 May 2024 SESSION 1 – ELECTRICITY MARKET DESIGN Chair: Robert Ritz (EPRG)Peter Cramton (University of Maryland)Jason Mann (FTI Consulting)Rachel Fletcher (Octopus Energy) SESSION 2 – EUROPEAN ENERGY & CLIMATE POLICY Chair: Dermot… Continue Reading
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Paul Simshauser and Nicholas Gohdes 3-Party Covenant Financing of ‘Semi-Regulated’ Pumped Hydro Assets Abstract | Non-Technical Summary | Text Continue Reading
Haotian Tang, David M. Reiner, Wenying Chen Assessing China’s green hydrogen supply and end-use diffusion in hard-to-abate industries Abstract | Non-Technical Summary | Text Continue Reading
It is with great sadness that we must share the news that our longtime EPRG Associate Researcher and dear friend and colleague Prof Ross Anderson, FRS, FRSE, FREng, Professor of Security Engineering in the Department of Computer Science and Technology passed away on 27 March. Ross was a longtime advocate of academic freedom and digital… Continue Reading
Daniel Davi-Arderius, Tooraj Jamasb, Juan Rosellon Renewable Integration: The Role of Market Conditions Abstract | Non-Technical Summary | Text Continue Reading
Efthymios Altsitsiadis, Micha Kaiser, Anastasios Tsakas, Anastasios Kyriakidis and Angelos Stamos Investigating the Regional and Individual Drivers of the Support for Renewable Energy Transition: The Role of Severe Material Deprivation Abstract | Non-Technical Summary | Text Continue Reading
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Part 2 of this review can be found here Professor Littlechild has also commented on the recent Ofgem energy supplier complaints statistics, which can be found here Continue Reading
In this episode, we explore how we can build back better after a crisis. What are the challenges and opportunities of addressing the climate crisis, including the need for climate justice, the costs of inaction, and the importance of green innovation. We consider the roles of governments, multilateral institutions, and grassroots movements play in driving… Continue Reading
Stephen has also reviewed six years of customer service ratings of energy suppliers. Part 1 of this review can be found here The latest report, and the full set of publications since February 2021, can be found here Continue Reading
David Newbery and Darryl Biggar Marginal curtailment of wind and solar PV: transmission constraints, pricing and access regimes for efficient investment Abstract | Non-Technical Summary | Text Continue Reading
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PROGRAMME 7 DECEMBER 2023 Nick Winser (Electricity Networks Commissioner) gave a keynote speech “The Future of Electricity Networks” 8 DECEMBER 2023 SESSION 1 — RENEWABLES & INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTChair: Robert Ritz (EPRG)David Newbery (EPRG) – slidesEllen Quigley (Cambridge University)Wissam Anastas (GIRA Finance) – slides SESSION 2 — CARBON PRICING & CARBON MARKETSChair: David Reiner (EPRG)George von… Continue Reading
The article, published this week, ‘An unruly OPEC is causing problems for Russia and Saudia Arabia’ references Robert Ritz’s 2017 paper in Energy Economics. The Economist article can be read here The 2017 paper can be read here Continue Reading
Kamiar Mohaddes, Associate Professor in Economics & Policy and a Fellow of King’s College, was recognised for his work impacting climate change and net-zero policy. Kamiar’s paper in the journal Energy Economics on the economics of climate change, has been referenced extensively by the US Congressional Budget Office and 25 members of Congress in a letter to… Continue Reading
The video has been posted on Facebook and has had over 400 000 views – it can be viewed here Prevailing economic research anticipates the burden of climate change falling on hot or poor nations. Some predict that cooler or wealthier economies will be unaffected or even see benefits from higher temperatures! However, by studying… Continue Reading
David Newbery gave a presentation “Secure, sustainable and affordable electricity: the challenges” at the 7th Greek-British Symposium, London on 17th October 2023 | PDF Continue Reading
Hongyun Zhang Michael G. Pollitt Comparison of policy instruments in the development process of offshore wind power in North Sea countries Abstract | Non-Technical Summary | Text Continue Reading
Paul Simshauser and David Newbery Non-Firm vs. Priority Access: on the Long Run Average and Marginal Cost of Renewables inAustralia Abstract | Non-Technical Summary | Text Continue Reading
Paul Simshauser On Static vs. Dynamic Line Ratings in Renewable Energy Zones Abstract | Non-Technical Summary | Text Continue Reading
David Newbery Estimating the target-consistent carbon price for electricity Abstract | Non-Technical Summary | Text Continue Reading
The latest report, and the full set of publications since January 2021, can be found here Continue Reading
The latest report, and the full set of publications since January 2021, can be found here Continue Reading
The EPRG Energy & Environment (E&E) Seminar Series is a bi-weekly presentation relating to economic, social, and technological issues within the energy academic and industrial sectors. Our bi-weekly Energy and Environment Seminars give our research team the opportunity for constructive feedback on their current work and promote multidisciplinary dialogue on issues of relevance to our… Continue Reading
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EPRG is pleased to announce our successful 2023 EPRG, CEEPR & CERRE European Energy Policy Conference. This year, the conference was held in strategic partnership with RWE. It took place at Sparks Building, Rue Ravenstein 60, in Brussels, Belgium, on 7 – 8 September 2023 and comprised of 1.5 days of sessions and dinner. PROGRAMME Thursday 7 September Welcome Bruno Liebhaberg (CERRE),… Continue Reading
Many argue that climate-related risks will only materialise many decades from now, but using AI to construct climate smart sovereign credit ratings we show climate-driven downgrades within this decade. The FT press coverage can be viewed here The Bloomberg press coverage can be viewed here The Reuters press coverage can be viewed here The original… Continue Reading
Prevailing economic research anticipates the burden of climate change falling on hot or poor nations. Some predict that cooler or wealthier economies will be unaffected or even see benefits from higher temperatures. However, our study shows that virtually all countries – whether rich or poor, hot or cold – will suffer economically if the current… Continue Reading
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David Newbery High renewable electricity penetration:marginal curtailment and market failure under“subsidy-free” entry Abstract | Non-Technical Summary | Text Continue Reading
Michael G. Pollitt Locational Marginal Prices (LMPs) for Electricity in Europe? The Untold Story Abstract | Non-Technical Summary | Text Continue Reading
Michael G. Pollitt Energy Markets Under Stress: Some Reflections on Lessons From the Energy Crisis in Europe Abstract | Non-Technical Summary | Text Continue Reading
Mei Lu,Michael G. Pollitt, Ke Wang, Yi-Ming Wei The Incremental Impact of China’s Carbon Trading Pilots Abstract | Non-Technical Summary | Text | Supplementary information Continue Reading
Andrei Covatariu, Daniel Duma, Monica Giulietti, Michael G. Pollitt Toward an operational definition and a methodology for measurement of the active DSO (distribution system operator) for electricity and gas Abstract | Non-Technical Summary | Text | Annex 1 UK Active DSO Mapping Continue Reading
Michael A. Mehling Supply-Side crediting for accelerated decarbonization: A political economy perspective Abstract | Non-Technical Summary | Text Continue Reading
Michael A. Mehling Supply-Side Offset Crediting to Manage Climate Policy Spillover Effects Abstract | Non-Technical Summary | Text Continue Reading
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Natsuko Toba*, Tooraj Jamasb**, Luiz Maurer & Anupama Sen Multi-Objective Auctions for Utility-Scale Solar Battery Systems: Lessons for ASEAN and East Asia Abstract | Non-Technical Summary | Text Continue Reading
Paul Simshauser The regulation of electricity transmission in Australia’s National Electricity Market: user charges, investment and access Abstract | Non-Technical Summary | Text Continue Reading