@AukeHoekstra @philipsargent @mtaylor_nz @MLiebreich @nworbmot @efesce @daniel_huppmann @Sustainable2050 @chrisnelder @hausfath @GunnarLuderer @IEA @IIASAVienna @EAVgooner @ChristianOnRE @IRENA Market prices go up & down and prices are not released wit
@SEI_Erickson @mlaz_sei I've to look a bit more into it. We checked REMIND for that and lower FF means that breakeven prices for alternatives are reached earlier, thus non-fossil alternatives kick in earlier. Lower oil can even lead to more than 100% carbo
.@KevinClimate Reducing economic growth will not solve the problem, too many fossils @DavidLePageZA @Peters_Glen https://t.co/EjpsKbMvWP https://t.co/2xsghHVm6q
@TimmonsRoberts Something like this for political economy? https://t.co/EjpsKbMvWP https://t.co/y6QDSk2VTP
.@mlaz_sei Yepp, it is the multi-billion dollar question. Here are some numbers for the 21st century. https://t.co/EjpsKbMvWP https://t.co/69Hjp21xWi
Global fossil energy markets and climate change mitigation – an analysis with REMIND https://t.co/ElcBy2zZrZ #climatechange
Global fossil energy markets and climate change mitigation – an analysis with REMIND - Online First - Springer http://t.co/cFNzfVrfGS
Nothing to lose: revenues from a carbon tax could be at least twice as high as losses by fossil fuel establishment http://t.co/t0zGJHvsck
Global fossil energy markets and climate change mitigation http://t.co/7QTSNd0kuT
Global fossil energy markets and climate change mitigation http://t.co/7QTSNd0kuT