John Curtis 🐝

Economic research on energy & environment. Personal a/c.

[Wellington Osawe @WellingtonOsawe]

It is great to see one of our research papers picked up by the @irishexaminer, where we examined farmers' attitudes, intentions and willingness to support actions to improve water quality in Ireland. Interesting read!

@ESRIDublin
@Econ_irl
@EPAIreland
https://t.co/vlFVVYhzjA

[Niall Farrell @farrellniall]

The annual @ESRIDublin / @UCC @MaREIcentre Climate & Energy Research Seminar took place today. Some highlights 👇

https://t.co/KXPpIXyn1J

[John Curtis 🐝 @Econ_irl]

@BOGallachoir @UCC @eriucc Congrats Brian

[Niall Farrell @farrellniall]

A slightly startled Brussels selfie! I'm out of practice. Here to present a paper I wrote for the European Commission. It guides Member States when estimating casual impacts of energy state aid. Really enjoyed presenting to Member State representatives

https://t.co/QemZm4g82X

[John Curtis 🐝 @Econ_irl]

@EconomicsLund @mtthwcllns @Lunduni_LUSEM Congratulations Matthew

[John Curtis 🐝 @Econ_irl]

@HannahEDaly @UCC Congratulations, well deserved.

[Alan Barrett @AlanMBarrett]

Good to see my @ESRIDublin colleagues Genaro Longoria, Muireann Lynch @mu_lynch and John Curtis @Econ_irl publishing on green hydrogen. There's an open access version here:

https://t.co/8YNW80hrdP

[John Curtis 🐝 @Econ_irl]

@gloverstweets @wordpressdotcom Try Mendeley. It’s reference/doc management software but can search across pdfs. In desktop version. It’s free too

[MaREI @MaREIcentre]

The CREDENCE project Showcase Event will share some of the research, insights, impacts and outcomes of the 1st US-Ireland Centre to Centre research project focusing on environment and sustainability

June 29

Details and registration:
https://t.co/SEU6E0zRw0

[John Curtis 🐝 @Econ_irl]

If you're interested in a research role related to water quality have a look at our open position - closing date 29 March. Apply here: https://t.co/XahtdxPsGh

[Alan Barrett @AlanMBarrett]

The @ESRIDublin has an interesting post-doc position open. We usually look for economists, sociologists or psychologists.For this role we need expertise in agricultural practices, biodiversity and water quality, with strong quant skills too.

https://t.co/Nn6dYvtFsv

[Eleanor Denny @denny_eleanor]

Do you have an interest in Policy issues? Would you like to upskill your Economics toolkit? If so, then this new joint MSc Economic Policy run by TCD Economics and the ESRI is for you! Visit us at TCD postgrad open day tomorrow https://t.co/dZID1KneCS
https://t.co/5wJsYmd7nz

[John Curtis 🐝 @Econ_irl]

Interesting article on electricity tariffs, case study based on UK tariffs but conclusions likely applicable in Irish market too.

[Niall Farrell @farrellniall]

Tariff design determines winners and losers of distributed energy sources such as solar. With inefficient tariffs, adopters benefit while non-adopters potentially lose out. Cost-reflective tariffs solve this. New paper in Energy Economics.
https://t.co/6jEcTbj4XM

[Alan Barrett @AlanMBarrett]

Congratulations to my @ESRIDublin colleagues Kelly de Bruin, Eoin Monaghan and Mert Yakut for winning the Miriam Hederman O'Brien prize for 2019. Great example of the research/policy interface with results feeding into work of @Dept_ECC and @IRLDeptFinance.

[Michael McGrath @EUCssrMcGrath]

It was great to get an update from @AlanMBarrett today on the vital work of @ESRIDublin - the institute continues to produce research and analysis of the highest quality on so many important public policy issues facing our country & our people.

[John Curtis 🐝 @Econ_irl]

@ESRIDublin is seeking to recruit an energy economist. Details and application below👇 https://t.co/XahtdxPsGh

[Hannah Daly @HannahEDaly]

I am advertising a 4-year PhD position on modelling sustainable energy transitions for Ireland. The candidate will join the super energy policy and modelling group @UCC @eriucc @MaREIcentre and will be jointly supervised by John Curtis @Econ_irl @ESRIDublin.

[John Curtis 🐝 @Econ_irl]

The research also examines which park features drive higher visitation rates (greatest impact associated with water features and visitor facilities) - food for thought for urban planners and designers

[John Curtis 🐝 @Econ_irl]

Public parks have been critical amenities over the COVID19 lockdown. New @esridublin research with @gretta_mohan & Gianluca Grilli shows benefits of visiting green-space for physical & mental wellbeing https://t.co/g7UO1xunQu

[MaREI @MaREIcentre]

Registrar for the @UCC #MaREI and @ESRIDublin webinar on Climate & Energy Policy Research which is taking place on May 20

Focussing on the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic on the economy and energy & emissions, moving to net-zero GHG Emissions by 2050

https://t.co/Wn5A0dH0dH

[Hannah Daly @HannahEDaly]

It's a good time to announce that I will soon be advertising a PhD position on the economic underpinnings of energy systems models. Based in @MaREIcentre @eriucc co-supervised with @Econ_irl @ESRIDublin. Brilliant chance to contribute to informing sustainable energy policy in 🇮🇪