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20.09.12
Cumulative Carbon Emissions and Climate Change
Dr John Rhys, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions are essentially cumulative in the earth's atmosphere. The thesis of this pap...
20.09.12
Carbon Taxation if Liquefied Coal will (not) Substitute Oil and Gas
Mr Florian Habermacher, Inst. of Intl. and Applied Econ. Research, Uni. of St.Gallen Current and conceivable near-term climate protection measures are regional...
20.09.12
Germany´s energy transition and its effect on European electricity spot markets
Mrs Melanie Houllier, Cass Business School, City University London This paper empirically examines the economic impact of electricity generated by renewable en...
20.09.12
Market Integration, Efficiency and Interconnectors: The Irish Single Electricity Market
Mr Rabindra Nepal The creation of a common and integrated market for electricity was and still is a major goal of the European Commission (EC). The Commissio...
20.09.12
Valuation of Interconenctor Transmission Rights – Do Auction Prices Reflect Option Values?
Ms Celine McInerney, University College Cork In electricity markets, interconnectors can be viewed as spread options on the spot prices of electricity between ...
20.09.12
The Potential Impact on Europe of Russia’s Evolving Domestic Gas Market
Dr James Henderson, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies Historically Russia, and particularly Gazprom, has relied on gas exports to Europe to subsidise low dom...
20.09.12
Unconventional gas – A review of estimates
Mr Jamie Speirs, Imperial Centre for Energy Policy and Technology (ICEPT) The future potential for unconventional gas production remains contentious, with ques...
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...
19.09.12
The Economics of CO2 Sequestration through Enhanced Oil Recovery
Professor Charles Mason, University of Wyoming The process of injecting CO2 into mature oil fields to increase oil production, enhanced oil recovery (EOR), con...
19.09.12
Third Party Access to Infrastructure and the Future Recovery of Oil and Gas Reserves in the UKCS
Professor Alexander Kemp, University of Aberdeen The importance of ensuring effective mechanisms to allow third-party access to infrastructure in the Unite...
19.09.12
Crude oil futures markets: Does NYMEX trade and the decoupling of WTI and Brent affect ICE trade?
Professor Ronald Ripple, Curtin University This paper examines the relations between the futures trading activities on the NYMEX and the ICE exchanges, placed ...
19.09.12
Distributed electricity storage – a market failure?
Mr Philipp Grunewald, Imperial College London Electricity markets in the UK have evolved primarily around large scale generators, while networks remain regulat...Sign up to our Events Newsletter
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