Search Results - subject:"ENERGY RESOURCES"

The finance sector and climate change : constraining credit for coal

Kellow, Aynsley J. - 2024

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Resource market power and levels of knowledge in general equilibrium

Marz, Waldemar; Pfeiffer, Johannes - 2015

We analyze monopoly power in a market for a complementary fossil resource like oil in a two country/two period model with international trade in general equilibrium. Focusing on the complex interplay of capital and resource market, we elaborate how these effects feed back into the resource...

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Carbon taxes, oil monopoly and petrodollar recycling

Marz, Waldemar; Pfeiffer, Johannes - 2015

We analyze the effects of an announced future carbon tax increase on the extraction behavior of a monopolistic supplier of a scarce fossil energy resource like oil in a two country, two period general equilibrium model with symmetric and homothetic preferences and no extraction costs. Based on...

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Energy Management of Prosumer Communities

Sierla, Seppo (contributor); … - 2021

coordination of small and medium-sized distributed energy resources. However, such resources usually have a primary purpose, which … available for driving when the owner expects it to be. The aggregation of several distributed energy resources is a solution for … characteristics of diverse distributed energy resources in order to obtain prosumers with more generic capabilities and services for …

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The rise of distributed energy resources: A case study of India's power market

Poudineh, Rahmatallah; Mukherjee, Mohua; Elizondo, Gabriela - 2021

2070. The electricity sector is at the forefront of decarbonisation initiatives and distributed energy resources (DERs) are …

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Fossil Fuel Subsidies in the EU : EU State Aid Rules as Control and Phase Out Tools – Opportunities and Estimates

Nowag, Julian; Mundaca, Luis; Åhman, Max - 2021

The paper aims to identify and analyze potential legal avenues for phasing out fossil fuels in the European Union using EU State aid rules. Our analysis of the EU’s legal framework reveals that the EU State aid rules would allow the European Commission to effectively target and monitor fossil...

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Culprits of increased non-renewable energy consumption in Indonesia : role of inflation, poverty and debts

S. K. Purwanto; Sinaga, Obsatar; Morni Hayati Jaafar Sidik - In: International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy : IJEEP 11 (2021) 6, pp. 560-566

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Rewarding countries for taxing fossil fuel combustion : optimal mechanisms under exogenous budgets

Stern, Lennart - 2021

Consider a global institution with an exogenous budget that can reward each developing country based on its tax rate on the combustion of a given fossil fuel. I develop a model in which countries differ in the co-benefits that they derive from emissions reductions and also in their aversion to...

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Fixing long-term price paths for fossil energy – the optimal incentive for limiting global warming

Schulmeister, Stephan - 2021

Neither a gradually rising carbon tax nor emission trading schemes can ensure that the costs of emitting greenhouse gases, in particular CO2, will steadily rise faster than the general price level. If, e.g., global fossil energy prices decline faster than a carbon tax or the emission permit...

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Smoke Gets in Your Eyes : Misleading Fossil Fuel Advertisement in the Climate Crisis

Kaupa, Clemens - 2021

To meet the goal set by the Paris Agreement, greenhouse gas emissions must be reduced by as much as 45% by 2030. Fossil industry advertising subverts this objective: It stimulates continued demand for fossil fuels, and creates doubts about their enormously harmful effects. Misleading advertising...

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