A5073654766- Climate Change Policy and Economics
- Renewable Energy and Sustainability
- Environmental Impact and Sustainability
- Energy, Environment, and Transportation Policies
- Integrated Energy Systems Optimization
- Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability
- Renewable energy and sustainable power systems
- Global Energy Security and Policy
- Global trade and economics
- Physics and Engineering Research Articles
- German Economic Analysis & Policies
- Electric Power System Optimization
- Energy, Environment, Economic Growth
- Corporate Taxation and Avoidance
- Economic and Social Issues
- Environmental Science and Technology
- Economic Policies and Impacts
- European Monetary and Fiscal Policies
- Public Administration and Political Analysis
- Law, Economics, and Judicial Systems
- Environmental Policies and Emissions
- Historical Economic and Social Studies
- Global Energy and Sustainability Research
- International Environmental Law and Policies
- Carbon Dioxide Capture Technologies
Oeko Institut
2004-2019
Abstract The European Directive on the EU ETS allows governments to auction up 10% of allowances issued in phase II 2008–2012, without constraints being specified thereafter. This article reviews and extends long-standing debate about auctioning, which economists have generally supported industries opposed a greater use auctioning. clarifies key issues by reviewing six 'traditional' considerations, examines several credible options for design, then proposes some new relevant It is concluded...
Abstract We quantified the volume of free allowances that different national allocation plans proposed to allocate existing and new installations, with specific reference power sector. Most countries continue based on historic emissions, contrary hopes for improved methods, allocations installations frequently 2005 emission data; this may strengthen belief in private sector emissions coming years will influence their subsequent allowance allocation. Allocations provide high...
Abstract The European Directive on the EU ETS allows governments to auction up 10% of allowances issued in phase II 2008–2012, without constraints being specified thereafter. This article reviews and extends long-standing debate about auctioning, which economists have generally supported industries opposed a greater use auctioning. clarifies key issues by reviewing six ‘traditional’ considerations, examines several credible options for design, then proposes some new relevant It is concluded...
In theory, by establishing a price for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, an Emissions Trading System (ETS) promises to encourage shift away from carbon-intensive electricity supply. It is generally assumed that this decarbonization effect requires the liberalization of markets. However, amongst more than 40 jurisdictions throughout world are now implementing, planning or considering ETS decarbonize supply, few have adopted market textbook model. Economic agents constrained in how they can...
(2006). Implications of announced phase II national allocation plans for the EU ETS. Climate Policy: Vol. 6, National in emissions trading scheme. Guest editors: Regina Betz and Karsten Neuhoff, pp. 411-422.
Wohl kein anderes Politikfeld ist in den letzten Jahren mit so grundlegend veränderten Rahmenbedingungen konfrontiert worden wie die Energiepolitik. Der auf Druck der Europäischen Union (EU) zustande gekommene Liberalisierungsprozess des Strom- und Gassektors jedoch gravierenden Problemen verbunden. Handlungsbedarf für europäische Energie- Umweltpolitik erheblich.