Stijn Van Hummelen

Managing Director (Belgium) @CambridgeEcon All views are my own.

[Stijn Van Hummelen @svhummel]

E3ME, @CambridgeEcon's global model, is among top 10 models used by the EC in its Impact Assessments. Interestingly though, models were only used in 16% of the 1063 Impact Assessments carried out between 2003 and 2018. #EUModelling Full report here: https://t.co/dB3XB9Br5n

[Cambridge Econometrics @CambridgeEcon]

New Cambridge Econometrics analysis reveals faster decarbonisation and increased energy efficiency could make an important contribution to maintaining price stability, should another oil and gas price shock occur.⤵️ @svhummel https://t.co/nEZiAt7MCH

[Cambridge Econometrics @CambridgeEcon]

Our team of energy & climate policy experts have commented on the outcomes of #cop28. Interventions from public and private actors is needed to deliver a rapid transition to net zero. The key question for limiting the extent of climate change to 1.5°C is how quickly this happens.

[Stijn Van Hummelen @svhummel]

I'm not very active on Twitter, so it's very nice to once and again open the app and discover how your organisation's sound and independent analysis is helping policy-makers formulate policy to resolve some of today's most pressing issues @CambridgeEcon

[IEEP - Institute for European Environmental Policy @IEEP_eu]

This report prepared for @EU_ENV provides calculations of the external costs of air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, water pollution, waste management, water scarcity and biodiversity loss in the EU 👇

#airpollution #biodiversity #waste #emissions https://t.co/hv6PvoRZbB

[IEEP - Institute for European Environmental Policy @IEEP_eu]

EU polluters are not currently paying for most of the environmental damage they cause.

Read our study for @EU_ENV on how taxes and other economic instruments could help in applying the polluter pays principle 👇

#ClimateJustice https://t.co/hv6PvoRZbB

[Cambridge Econometrics @CambridgeEcon]

'Greening South Africa’s economy is a growth path out of unemployment and poverty.'

Excellent opinion piece by @UPTuks's Prof Margaret Chitiga-Mabugu sharing insights on a joint modelling project we worked on with @_un_page last year.

More report info➡️https://t.co/fNtRkckvWF

[Cambridge Econometrics @CambridgeEcon]

We are seeking a collaborative, resourceful and experienced economist - 4-8 years experience - to join our Environment Team in #Brussels! Applications close 31 August 2021.

Full info here ➡️ https://t.co/II59uasNgk

[Cambridge Econometrics @CambridgeEcon]

There is an opportunity for #SouthAfrica to invest in its green potential, and become an inclusive green economy.

@richard_lewney shares 5 key outcomes of the joint @_un_page project exploring the impact of South Africa's #COVID19 recovery plan: https://t.co/wdBecPU9yF

[Stijn Van Hummelen @svhummel]

@TomasWyns ...instrument inside a transition regime. In this context, regulation will prove to be very important for a timely transition". Even in equilibrium, if that were to exist, you have negative albeit internalised effects.

[Stijn Van Hummelen @svhummel]

@TomasWyns Still sifting through but my favourite line already is: "Finally, while internalising the external cost of GHG emissions (e.g. through a CO2 tax) is recognised as an importantinstrument to mitigate these emissions, it might not always be the most appropriate or effective...

[UK Universities Climate Network @UKClimateUnis]

Check out this thread from @AlexMillerPerry on this afternoon's session 'Economy-wide impacts of #greenrecovery', ft. key highlights and insights from @CatElizCameron, @piersforster, @svhummel, @chrispenasco and @MalerbaDaniele 👇

[Carbon Brief @CarbonBrief]

Guest post: Why the low carbon transition may be much cheaper than models predict | @PDrummy @MichaelGrubb9

https://t.co/QjNBeafOYH

[Stijn Van Hummelen @svhummel]

@BartMesuere Goede visualisatie. Python?

[Cambridge Econometrics @CambridgeEcon]

Principal Consultant @CorneliaSuta used data from the Technequality @Transform_H2020 project to understand the impact of #covid19 and #automation on the gender employment gap 🤖 ♀️

Read her key findings here ���️
https://t.co/ImjS7ebSeI

[UN Partnership for Action on Green Economy @_un_page]

Read PAGE and @CambridgeEcon 's final results from our joint specialised modelling project which shows that a #greenrecovery can be at least as effective at boosting GDP and jobs a 'non-green' alternatives: https://t.co/9aqBmzSNDz #covid19 #greeneconomy

[Anthony Barker @AntBarker01]

@CambridgeEcon colleague @svhummel is one of those seen on-screen - discussing the recent work on situation in https://t.co/TPmE8ryCTO.

[International Labour Organization @ilo]

As countries develop their economic recovery responses to the #COVID19 crisis, there's an opportunity to reverse unsustainable practices. #ILOGreenWeek 1st session with experts from @_un_page, @OxEconRecovery, @CambridgeEcon & @environmentza.

➡️More info: https://t.co/UcHPiOJw5F

[Cambridge Econometrics @CambridgeEcon]

Our recent study for @Natures_Voice on nature-based solutions such as peatland and woodlands was presented this afternoon at @APPCCG Chaired by @fionaharvey

Investing in nature-based solutions can help rebuild a stronger and greener economy🌲
▶️https://t.co/1Sl7GsHyqE

[Hector Pollitt @HectorPollitt]

New opportunities to join the team at @CambridgeEcon, including in the modelling team. Please help to circulate! 🙏
#econtwitter #econjobs

https://t.co/NKIQi8hE67

[Cambridge Econometrics @CambridgeEcon]

🚨We are recruiting🚨

We are seeking collaborative and resourceful economic modellers to join the Modelling Team, located at our #Cambridge #Brussels and #Budapest offices!

Application deadline 28 March 2021.

More info: https://t.co/hLypzvGFpg