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As the worlds largest economy, the United States is also the largest consumer of fossil energy sources and the largest per capita emitter of greenhouse gases. Although the climate and energy policies adopted over the past decade have been insufficient to reverse continued emissions growth, a...
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emissions in China will rise again from its peak is still unknown. If the emission level continues to increase, the Chinese … the long-standing relationship between CO2 emissions and income while controlling energy consumption, trade openness, and … urbanization. The autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) model and the bounds test were adopted in evaluating the validity of the …
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This paper deals with the market for SO{sub 2} emission allowances over time and electric utility compliance choices … scrubber incentives in Phase 1, there is likely to be substantial emission banking for use in Phase 2. Allowance prices are …
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bubble/offset strategies. Traditional methods at best offered the utility the ability to trade emissions between different … units at a particular plant. The SO{sub 2} emissions trading system advocated under Title IV will allow a utility to trade … emissions across its utility system, and/or trade emissions between utilities to take advantage of interfirm control cost …
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The allocation or assignment of emissions allowances is among the most con-tentious elements of the design of emissions trading systems. Policy-makers usuallytry to satisfy a range of goals through the allocation process, including easing thetransition costs for high-emissions rms, reducing...
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We examine the empirical relation between CO2 emissions per capita and GDP per capita during the period 1960-1996, using a panel of 100 countries. Relying on the nonparametric poolability test of Baltagi et al. (1996), we find evidence of structural stability of the relationship. We then specify...
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