This blog post is partly based on the policy paper “Job Losses and the Political Acceptability of Climate Policies: why the job killing argument is so persistent and how to […]
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The role of carbon-intensive regions in the EU Coal production has been in decline in the EU in recent years; production decreased by over 30% between 2000 and 2015. However, […]
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“These are the times that try men’s soul” wrote Thomas Paine in his famous pamphlet American Crisis in the heat of the American Revolution. These words well describe the present […]
https://innopaths.eu/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/protest-image.jpg28014198Peter D. Lundhttps://innopaths.eu/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/innopaths-logo.pngPeter D. Lund2019-06-04 08:34:372021-04-29 07:40:16No simple answer to carbon complexity
The COP21 UNFCCC conference in Paris in December 2015 flagged a new era for energy and climate policy. Climate change mitigation turned from being the wish of a few, to […]
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While in the EU the past decade can be characterized mostly by getting climate policies into place and refining them, the challenge ahead for the next decade is to substantially […]
https://innopaths.eu/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Traffic-jam-website.jpg28014198M. Pahle and R. Pietzckerhttps://innopaths.eu/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/innopaths-logo.pngM. Pahle and R. Pietzcker2019-03-05 12:22:092021-04-29 07:40:58Ratcheting up policy stringency through sequencing
The 24th Conference of the Parties (COP) closed in Katowice on December 15th, 2018. After two intense weeks of talks and crunch negotiations (with ‘overtime’), the almost 200 parties in […]
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Political acceptability of climate policies: do we need a “just transition” or simply less unequal societies?
/in Blog /by Francesco Vona, OFCE Science-PoThis blog post is partly based on the policy paper “Job Losses and the Political Acceptability of Climate Policies: why the job killing argument is so persistent and how to […]
Low-carbon transition in European carbon-intensive regions: mission impossible or indispensability?
/in Blog /by Ewa StefaniakThe role of carbon-intensive regions in the EU Coal production has been in decline in the EU in recent years; production decreased by over 30% between 2000 and 2015. However, […]
No simple answer to carbon complexity
/in Blog /by Peter D. Lund“These are the times that try men’s soul” wrote Thomas Paine in his famous pamphlet American Crisis in the heat of the American Revolution. These words well describe the present […]
Modelling the EU’s Long-Term Strategy towards a carbon-neutral energy system
/in Blog /by George Zazias and Pantelis CaprosThe COP21 UNFCCC conference in Paris in December 2015 flagged a new era for energy and climate policy. Climate change mitigation turned from being the wish of a few, to […]
Ratcheting up policy stringency through sequencing
/in Blog /by M. Pahle and R. PietzckerWhile in the EU the past decade can be characterized mostly by getting climate policies into place and refining them, the challenge ahead for the next decade is to substantially […]
Energy decarbonization & Coal phase-out: financial, technological and policy drivers
/in Blog /by E. Verdolini, L. Watson, O. Kulik and A. MustațăThe 24th Conference of the Parties (COP) closed in Katowice on December 15th, 2018. After two intense weeks of talks and crunch negotiations (with ‘overtime’), the almost 200 parties in […]