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Haftendorn, Clemens; von Hirschhausen, Christian; Holz, … - In: DIW Wochenbericht 75 (2008) 40, pp. 603-608

Die Bedeutung von Kohle wird heute oft unterschätzt, da sie lange als eine Ressource der Vergangenheit galt. Dabei ist … Kohle nach wie vor Grundpfeiler der Stromerzeugung in den meisten Ländern: Ein Viertel des weltweiten … Primärenergieverbrauchs wird durch Kohle gedeckt. Während die größten Kohleproduzenten China, USA und Indien auch gleichzeitig die größten …

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Indien: Entwicklung auf Kosten des Klimas

Haftendorn, Clemens; Freund, Karen; von Hirschhausen, … - In: DIW Wochenbericht 75 (2008) 51/52, pp. 818-824

wird zum überwiegenden Teil mit Stromerzeugung aus Kohle betrieben. Trotz Reformstau im Strom- und Kohlesektor geht derzeit …

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Die Zukunft der Kohle in der Stromerzeugung in Deutschland: Eine umweltökonomische Betrachtung der öffentlichen Diskussion

Löschel, Andreas - 2009

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Power System Impacts of Electric Vehicles in Germany: Charging with Coal or Renewables

Schill, Wolf-Peter; Gerbaulet, Clemens - In: Applied Energy 156 (2015), pp. 185-196

We analyze the impacts of future scenarios of electric vehicles (EVs) on the German power system, drawing on different assumptions on the charging mode. We find that the impact on the load duration curve strongly differs between charging modes. In a fully user-driven mode, charging largely...

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Analysis of the world market for steam coal using a complementarity model

Haftendorn, Clemens; Holz, Franziska - 2008

With its resource availability and the prospect of climate friendly technology, coal continues to play an important role in the global energy sector. We develop a complementarity model of the international market for steam coal. We want to analyze the level of competition in this market which is...

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The globalization of steam coal markets and the role of logistics: an empirical analysis

Zaklan, Aleksandar; Cullmann, Astrid; Neumann, Anne; … - 2009

In this paper, we provide a comprehensive multivariate cointegration analysis of three parts of the steam coal value chain - export, transport and import prices. The analysis is based on a rich dataset of international coal prices; in particular, we combine data on steam coal prices with freight...

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Global steam coal supply costs in the face of Chinese infrastructure investment decisions

Paulus, Moritz; Trueby, Johannes - 2010

In this work we demonstrate the effects of different Chinese transport infrastructure investment strategies on long run marginal costs of steam coal supply in Europe. Increasing Chinese demand for steam coal will lead to a growing need for additional domestic infrastructure in China as...

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Market structure scenarios in international steam coal trade

Trüby, Johannes; Paulus, Moritz - 2011

The seaborne steam coal market changed in recent years. Trade volumes grew dynamically, important players emerged and since 2007 prices increased significantly and remained relatively high since then. In this paper we analyse market equilibria in the years 2006 and 2008 by testing for two...

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Have prices of internationally traded steam coal been marginal cost based?

Trueby, Johannes; Paulus, Moritz - 2010

During 2007 and 2008 steam coal prices soared to unprecedented levels. Since then much has been speculated about the drivers of these price peaks. This paper is concerned with the costs of steam coal allocation in the seaborne market and their influence on the price equilibrium. It presents an...

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What Drives the Efficiency of Hard Coal Fuelled Electricity Generation? An Empirical Assessment

Voigt, Sebastian; Hoffmann, Tim - 2009

The efficiency of electricity generation in hard coal fired power plants varies considerably from country to country and over time. These differences occur both between developing and developed countries and between industrialised nations. The econometric analysis presented in this paper tests...

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