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Resource Archive
18.09.18
Modelling Energy Demand and Societal Drivers: The Final Frontier?
Neil Strachan, University College London and Paul E Dodds, UCL Energy Institute Overview Energy system decarbonisation is an immense challenge to meet dee...
22.09.16
Renewable energy deployment and costs in the UK: spatial analysis taking into account policy, social and environmental land use constraints
Ms Marianne Zeyringer, UCL Energy Institute, United Kingdom Dr Dennis Konadu, UCL Energy Institute,United Kingdom Dr James Price, UCL Energy Institut...
21.09.16
How Can the North Sea Oil and Gas Industry be Revived?
Prof Alex Kemp, Univerity of Aberdeen, United Kingdom Ms Linda Stephen, Univerity of Aberdeen, United Kingdom The collapse in oil prices has resulted ...
21.09.16
The energy ladder: A model for projecting energy demand
Dr Tashi Erdmann, Shell Global Solutions International Mr Martin Haigh, Shell International Shell’s scenarios team develops long-term scenarios to ex...
18.09.14
Modeling Shocks in the Upstream Sector of the Oil and Gas Industry
Mr Gerhard Toews, University of Oxford More than 80 years ago Hoteling (1931) provided the economic profession with a way to think about the optimal extracti...
18.09.14
Effects of the proposed EU ETS Market Stability Reserve
Mr Adam Whitmore, Rio Tinto Paolo Agnolucci, University College London Phoebe Lewis, University College London There is currently a surplus of about 2 billio...
17.09.14
How peaking of exergy efficiency may lead to rising energy demand in OECD countries and an underestimate of non-OECD energy consumption growth
Paul Brockway, University of Leeds Timothy Foxon, University of Leeds Julia Steinberger, University of Leeds John Barrett, University of Leeds ...
17.09.14
Statistical techniques for exploring trends in emissions and energy consumption in developed and developing countries
Mr Robin Smale, Vivid Economics Robin Smale, Vivid Economics Thomas Kansy, Vivid Economics This paper applies statistical techniques and disc...
17.09.14
Searching for the Green Paradox
Dr Christophe McGlade, UCL Institute for Sustainable Resources The green paradox suggests that some policies aimed at reducing greenhouse gas (GHG)...
19.09.12
Political Shocks and Efficient Investment in Electricity Markets
Professor Felix Muesgens, Brandenburg University of Technology Investment decisions in electricity markets are driven by different factors: (expectations of) f...
19.09.12
Macroeconomic costs and benefits for the EU as a first mover in climate change mitigation: a computable general equilibrium analysis
Professor Pantelis Capros, National Technical University of Athens The paper uses the GEM-E3 global computable general equilibrium model to analyse the costs a...
19.09.12
The path to 2050: strategic insights from modelling the UK energy system
Mr George Day, Energy Technologies Institute The Energy Technologies Institute, a public private partnership between global industries and the UK Government, h...Sign up to our Events Newsletter
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