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International emissions trading and induced carbon-saving technical change : effects of restricting the trade in carbon rights

Matschoss, Patrick (contributor); Welsch, Heinz (contributor) - 2004 - [Elektronische Ressource]

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The role of natural gas in a low-carbon Europe : infrastructure and regional supply security in the global gas model

Holz, Franziska; Richter, Philipp M.; Egging, Ruud - 2013

; ii) a moderate increase of natural gas consumption, along the lines of the IEA (2012) World Energy Outlook's New Policy … Scenario; and iii) a temporary increase of natural gas use as a bridge technology, followed by a strong decrease after 2030 … larger scale, doubling the costs of infrastructure expansion. In the bridge technology scenario, the utilization rates of …

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The role of hedging in carbon markets

Schopp, Anne; Neuhoff, Karsten - 2013

In the European Emissions Trading System, power generators hold CO2 allowances to hedge for future power sales. First, we model their aggregate hedging demand in response to changes in expectations of future fuel, carbon and power prices from forward prices. This partial equilibrium analysis is...

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On the path to trade liberalization : political regimes in international trade negotiations

Mölders, Florian - 2012

The number of free trade agreements has increased substantially since 1980 despite efforts to promote multilateral trade liberalization. While there is evidence on the determinants of FTA formation, still little is known on the processing of trade agreements, particularly regarding the...

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Global warming, technological change and trade in carbon energy : challenge or threat?

Stephan, Gunter; Müller-Fürstenberger, Georg - 2014

Is it possible to combat global climate change through North-to-South technology transfer even without a global climate … under the umbrella of a global arrangement only? For answering these questions two possible states of the world are … technology transfers; one, where the North-to-South technology transfer is tied to the requirement that the South in some way …

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The World Gas Model : a multi-period mixed complementarity model for the global natural gas market

Egging, Ruud; Holz, Franziska; Gabriel, Steven A. - 2009

We provide the description and illustrative results of the World Gas Model, a multi-period complementarity model for … world wide natural gas production and consumption. We also include a detailed representation of cross-border natural gas …

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Testing supply-side climate policies for the global steam coal market : can they curb coal consumption?

Mendelevitch, Roman - 2016

employ a numerical model of the international steam coal market (COALMOD‐World) to examine two alternative supply …

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Benchmarks for emissions trading : general principles for emissions scope

Zipperer, Vera; Sato, Misato; Neuhoff, Karsten - 2017

Greenhouse gas emission benchmarks are widely implemented as a policy tool, as more countries move to implement carbon pricing mechanisms for industrial emissions. In particular, benchmarks are used to determine the level of free allowance allocation in emission trading schemes, which are...

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Hydrothermal carbonization (HTC) of green waste : an environmental and economic assessment of HTC coal in the metropolitan region of Berlin, Germany

Medick, Jakob; Teichmann, Isabel; Kemfert, Claudia - 2017

shows that a comparatively favorable use of HTC coal might be as a bridging technology. …

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The Nexus of CO2 emissions, energy consumption, economic growth, and trade-openness in WTO countries

Sorge, Lars; Neumann, Anne - 2017

This paper analyzes the dynamic relationship between CO2 emissions, energy consumption, GDP, and trade-openness from 1971 to 2013, based on the Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC) hypothesis for 70 WTO countries. Using recently developed secondgeneration panel data methods, the empirical results...

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