Addressing multiple externalities from electricity generation: a case for EU renewable energy policy beyond 2020?

Overview of attention for article published in Environmental Economics and Policy Studies, October 2018

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RT @HectorPollitt: New paper out. We don't live in an optimal world so let's not evaluate policy as if we did. Example with EU renewables t…

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RT @HectorPollitt: New paper out. We don't live in an optimal world so let's not evaluate policy as if we did. Example with EU renewables t…

30 Oct 2018

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RT @HectorPollitt: New paper out. We don't live in an optimal world so let's not evaluate policy as if we did. Example with EU renewables t…

30 Oct 2018

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New paper out. We don't live in an optimal world so let's not evaluate policy as if we did. Example with EU renewables targets based on #E3ME modelling. @CEENRG @CambridgeEcon https://t.co/yKKceqp4KN

30 Oct 2018

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