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The future of peer-to-peer trading of distributed renewable energy

Wu W, Wen; Quezada, George; Schleiger, Emma; Bratanova, … - 2019

The energy industry is transforming. Advances in energy generation and storage, digital technologies and platforms, robotics, Internet of Things, artificial intelligence and autonomous vehicles are driving tomorrow’s innovations, and enabling new business models to emerge. Unlike previous...

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Una propuesta de focalización en tarifas energéticas: El Programa Energizar

Papa, Javier - 2022

Access to energy, in this case to a basic electricity service, is considered a human right as established in most countries’ National Constitution. High electricity costs are frequently seen as an obstacle to get energy access in the case of most vul-nerable households. In Argentina, the size...

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What drives the profitability of household PV investments, self-consumption and self-sufficiency?

Bertsch, Valentin; Geldermann, Jutta; Lühn, Tobias - 2017

Many countries introduced subsidy schemes that were successful in incentivising investments into residential solar PV. The resulting growth of the global PV market was accompanied by cost reductions for PV systems, reductions of PV subsidies and, often, increasing electricity retail prices....

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US gasoline response to vehicle fuel efficiency: A contribution to the direct rebound effect

Huntington, Hillard - 2024

This study measures the response of gasoline consumption to improved vehicle fuel efficiency (miles per gallon). Although an inverse relationship exists, the percentage decline is always less than the percentage efficiency improvement. As usually measured by past researchers, the long-run...

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Comparing two simulation approaches of an energy-emissions model: Debating analytical depth with policymakers’ expectations

Koundouri, Phoebe; Alamanos, Angelos; Arampatzidis, Ioannis - 2025

As global commitments to decarbonization intensify, energy-emission models are becoming increasingly vital for policymaking, offering data-driven insights to evaluate the feasibility and impact of climate strategies. These models help governments design evidence-based policies, assess mitigation...

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Smoothing Algorithms by Constrained Maximum Likelihood

Yang, Bill Huajian - 2017

In the process of loan pricing, stress testing, capital allocation, modeling of PD term structure, and IFRS9 expected credit loss estimation, it is widely expected that higher risk grades carry higher default risks, and that an entity is more likely to migrate to a closer non-default rating than...

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From Organisational Behaviour to Industrial Network Evolutions: Stimulating Sustainable Development of Bioenergy Networks in Emerging Economies

Kempener, Rudolf T. M - 2008

The aim of this thesis is to understand what drives the evolution of industrial networks and how such understanding can be used to stimulate sustainable development. A complex adaptive systems perspective has been adopted to analyse the complex interaction between organisational behaviour and...

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Advancing and Resolving the Great Sustainability Debates and Discourses

Smith, Michael Harrison - 2009

practice it is possible to achieve significant levels of decoupling, and thus environmental sustainability, whilst maintaining … sustainability, economic growth and job creation. This result has important implications for other important sustainability debates … social sustainability goals – reducing poverty, inequality and corruption whilst improving access to education and health …

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China's hunt for oil in Africa in perspective

Zhang, ZhongXiang - 2006

China is concerned about the security of its sea-lanes for imports and desires to diversify its oil supplies from the Middle East in order to sustain economic growth. These concerns have sparked China’s interest in trying to ensure oil supplies from as many sources as possible and in reducing...

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Oil price shocks and their short- and long-term effects on the Chinese economy

Tang, Weiqi; Wu, Libo; Zhang, ZhongXiang - 2009

A considerable body of economic literature shows the adverse economic impacts of oil-price shocks for the developed economies. However, there has been a lack of empirical study of this kind on China and other developing countries. This paper attempts to fill this gap by answering how and to what...

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