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environmental regulation can cause negative leakage. However, if the subsidy is funded by a levy on electricity, it can increase …
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effect on carbon emissions if the electricity sector is subject to a cap-and-trade scheme. Specifically, it shows that such …
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In this paper, I estimate the price elasticity of residential electricity demand using household-level panel data for … different tier cut-offs. Based on these results, I estimate the price elasticity of electricity demand to be around -0.09. I … also predict the associated changes in electricity consumption, CO2 emissions, and revenues if similar IBR policies are …
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Can subsidies to renewable energy effectively internalise CO2 costs in electricity production? Under current policy … renewables cannot restore first best optimum. In our model, electricity is generated using a combination of three technology …
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Can subsidies to renewable energy effectively internalize CO2 costs in electricity production? Under current policy … renewables cannot restore first best optimum. In our model, electricity is generated using a combination of three technology …
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investments in the U.S. electricity generating capacity at the federal and Census Division level for 2016-2030. Results show that …
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The Chinese government is vigorously promoting commercialization of renewable energy and bioproducts, given environmental issues plus food, energy, and national security concerns, according to Chinese industry experts at the August 2010 “China Bioenergy Workshop” and its related technical...
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-or options. Some analyses suggest that FITs have been more effective at increasing use of renewables-powered electricity. At the …
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Feed-in tariffs are extremely popular. Ubiquitous in Europe and across the globe, studies often suggest that feed-in tariffs (“FITs”) tend to outperform renewable portfolio standards (“RPSs”). The accepted logic is that this is because FITs offer certainty RPSs do not. Under a feed-in...
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While recent global energy demand has been stagnant due to globally low economic growth, the energy supply has relatively increased mainly because of non-traditional fossil fuel supplies such as shale gas and oil. Therefore, it seems that the phenomenon of ‘Peak oil’ has retreated...
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