Oxford Energy Associates: projects and publications
OEA is currently involved in a major study to look at how
climate policy design can be refined to take account of the impacts of
policy uncertainty and risk on investors behaviour. We have recently worked
for a European government on the issue of how markets may respond to the
auctioning of allowances in the EU-ETS, and implications for how they
should design the auction. In previous positions, OEA staff have worked
with several leading UK companies, helping them respond to new climate
change policies, particularly the UK and EU emissions trading schemes.
Recent work by OEA staff includes:
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Impact of Climate Policy Uncertainty on
Investment – IEA book
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Blyth, W. Bradley, R. Bunn, D. Clarke,
C. Wilson, T. Yang, M. “Investment risks under uncertainty” Energy Policy, 2007
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Yang, M. Blyth, W. Bradley,
R. Bunn, D. Clarke, C. Wilson, T. “Evaluating the power investment
option with uncertainty in climate policy” Energy Economics, In Print, accepted July ‘07
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Investment in electricity generation:
the role of costs, incentives and risks – UKERC report
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Incentives, risk and decision-making in
mitigating climate change Chatham
House Briefing Paper
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‘Aligning Climate and Energy
Policy’ – briefing paper for
the Stern Review
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UNFCCC in-depth review of EU Third
National Communication
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Design of 'Green
Investment Schemes' [pdf]
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Linking non-EU
emissions trading schemes to the EU emissions trading scheme
[pdf]
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Policy
interactions: energy security and climate change [pdf]
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In-depth expert
review of energy policies of Sweden
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Presentation to UN
Framework Convention on Climate Change
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