EPRG Cambridge

A leading energy economics and policy research centre @CambridgeJBS, @Cambridge_Uni

[Engineering Dept @Cambridge_Eng]

��A number of Cambridge engineers have secured funding via @EnergyCambridge for #research projects focused on #decarbonisation & low carbon energy

https://t.co/fgdH9cygnO

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#LowCarbon

[Sukhgeet Kaur @Kaursukhgeet9]

1/2 Incredibly grateful to @PMOIndia @DoPTGoI @DefProdnIndia for PhD at University of Cambridge UK & hundreds of farmers for key data to unlock energy water nexus.Indebted to @MichaelPollitt2 @Cambridge_Uni @eprgcambridge @Kings_College @StEdmundsCam for another dream fulfilled🇮🇳

[David Reiner @DMReinerCamb]

Time is running out! We are still #hiring for a research associate in industrial decarbonisation within our @eprgcambridge at Cambridge. Know anyone who might be interested? Closing date is 9 October.

[David Reiner @DMReinerCamb]

We are looking to hire a new Research Associate at @eprgcambridge in the Political Economy of Industrial Decarbonisation as part of a new Horizon Europe project. Closing date is 9 October (2-year full-time from 1 Jan 2025 or ASAP). For more details see: https://t.co/3v2mvdLybK

[EPRG Cambridge @eprgcambridge]

WP2308: @chyongck , @DMReinerCamb , Rebecca Ly, amd @MathildeFajardy The economic value of flexible CCS in net-zero electricity systems: The case of the UK

https://t.co/vO8ZeO4C1k

[EPRG Cambridge @eprgcambridge]

Here are several additional papers in our working paper series over these past few months:

WP2312: Natsuko Toba, Tooraj Jamasb, Luiz Maurer & Anupama Sen, Multi-Objective Auctions for Utility-Scale Solar Battery Systems: Lessons for ASEAN and East Asia

https://t.co/MJQPtelgPl

[EPRG Cambridge @eprgcambridge]

WP2309: David Webbe-Wood, Nuttall, Nikolaos K. Kazantzis, @chyongck , The Options Value of Blue Hydrogen in a Low Carbon Energy System

https://t.co/9KdD9J0G22

[EPRG Cambridge @eprgcambridge]

and WP2314 Supply-Side crediting for accelerated decarbonization: A political economy perspective
https://t.co/nV6nHfo8w6

[EPRG Cambridge @eprgcambridge]

Our @eprgcambridge associate @mmehling from @mitceepr recently published two papers on supply-side crediting in our working paper series:
WP2313 Supply-Side Offset Crediting to Manage Climate Policy Spillover Effects
https://t.co/Shq7FnZXIk

[EPRG Cambridge @eprgcambridge]

Toward an operational definition and a methodology for measurement of the active DSO (distribution system operator) for�� electricity and gas (with @AndreiCovatariu , Daniel Duma, and Monica Giulietti)
https://t.co/oWNtveEBKY

[EPRG Cambridge @eprgcambridge]

Our @eprgcambridge Assistant Director Prof Michael Pollitt has recently published a series of four great new papers in our working paper series:
WP2318 Locational Marginal Prices (LMPs) for Electricity in Europe? The Untold Story
https://t.co/GyMweStrdc

[EPRG Cambridge @eprgcambridge]

The Incremental Impact of China’s Carbon Trading Pilots (with Mei Lu, Ke Wang, and Yi-Ming Wei) https://t.co/Wn7usqAaVX

[Andrei Covatariu @AndreiCovatariu]

Building the "The Active Distribution System Operator (DSO)" report of @CERRE_ThinkTank - same authors - this goes one step further to define the active DSO.

Paper just published by @eprgcambridge : https://t.co/12igwytwrK

[Center on Global Energy Policy @ColumbiaUEnergy]

📄 New @eprgcambridge Working Paper from CGEP scholar @chyongck and energy experts: "The economic value of flexible CCS in net-zero electricity systems: The case of the UK" ⬇️
https://t.co/Cxrov63Y97

[EPRG Cambridge @eprgcambridge]

All early career researchers in Cambridge interested in energy-related topics should apply!

[Energy IRC @EnergyCambridge]

APPLY NOW!!!
Energy IRC Small Grants Scheme

Closing date: 5 May 2023 📅

Awards of up to £1k to support new small collaborative multi-disciplinary projects on decarbonisation to achieve #NetZero carbon by 2050

Pls RT
#energy #research #funding
CLICK https://t.co/1Pnyq3iRKk

[Cambridge Judge @CambridgeJBS]

Brazil has made great strides in #RenewableEnergy through clear national policies while Nigeria has lagged due to weak financing and political will, says new study co-authored at the Energy Policy Research Group at CJBS.

Read the full article here 👉🏾 https://t.co/JSnGbe5KpZ

[Kamiar Mohaddes @KamiarMohaddes]

Great discussion on the future of the #energy sector with Jonathan Brearley (CEO of @ofgem and alumnus @camecon @GirtonCollege) and Simon Taylor (@CambridgeJBS and @Catz_Cambridge) this evening @Kings_College at the @eprgcambridge Policy Forum.