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GLOBAL ENERGY OUTLOOK 2020: ENERGY TRANSITION OR ENERGY The International Energy Agency (IEA) estimates that primary energy demand in 2020 could decline for oil (–9%), coal (–8%), natural gas (–5%), and nuclear (–2%), while renewables would grow by 1%. But uncertainty abounds: future GDP and energy trends are uncertain long term, with recent research suggesting that the range of economic ADVANCED NUCLEAR REACTORS 101 Nuclear energy is generated by splitting uranium atoms in a controlled operation called fission.Traditionally, nuclear power is generated using light water nuclear reactors to heat water and create steam to drive a turbine; however, several new reactor technologies are in development. These advanced nuclear reactors extend beyond traditional reactors, offering the opportunity of safer, THE FUTURE OF ADVANCED NUCLEAR POWER About the Advanced Energy Technologies Project. RFF’s Advanced Energy Technologies Project uses new research to incorporate a number of these advanced technologies into our E4ST power sector model, which offers a detailed representation of the grid and is widely used in policy analysis related to power sector decarbonization.. The related events series covers topics such as advanced ENERGY-AS-A-SERVICE: A BUSINESS MODEL FOR EXPANDING Energy-as-a-service (EaaS) is a business model whereby customers pay for an energy service without having to make any upfront capital investment. EaaS models usually take the form of a subscription for electrical devices owned by a service company or management of energy usage to deliver the desired energy service. ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE: ENERGY EQUITY AND TRANSITIONS Environmental justice (EJ) is an imperative that is finally getting its national policy due. For many low-income neighborhoods, households of color, tribal communities, and other marginalized groups, environmental injustice compounds a legacy of social, economic, and political disenfranchisement. THE COMMUNITY IMPACTS OF SHALE GAS AND OIL DEVELOPMENT Many local communities support shale gas and oil development because of the expected economic benefits. However, communities may experience a variety of impacts, such as noise and light pollution; congested, damaged roads and increased traffic accidents; overpopulated schools;and
SOCIAL COST OF CARBON 101 The social cost of carbon (SCC) is an estimate, in dollars, of the economic damages that would result from emitting one additional ton of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. The SCC puts the effects of climate change into economic terms to help policymakers and other decisionmakers understand the economic impacts of decisions that would increase or decrease emissions.BRIAN C. PREST
Brian Prest is an economist and Fellow at Resources for the Future specializing in climate change, oil and gas, and energy economics. Prest uses economic theory and econometric models to improve energy and environmental policies by assessing their impacts on markets andpollution outcomes.
THE VALUE OF OPEN SPACE: EVIDENCE FROM STUDIES OF The Value of Open Space: Evidence from Studies of Nonmarket Benefits Virginia McConnell and Margaret Walls1 1. Introduction Open space provides a range of benefits to citizens of a community, beyond the RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE Resources for the Future improves environmental, energy, and natural resource decisions through impartial economic research and policyengagement.
GLOBAL ENERGY OUTLOOK 2020: ENERGY TRANSITION OR ENERGY The International Energy Agency (IEA) estimates that primary energy demand in 2020 could decline for oil (–9%), coal (–8%), natural gas (–5%), and nuclear (–2%), while renewables would grow by 1%. But uncertainty abounds: future GDP and energy trends are uncertain long term, with recent research suggesting that the range of economic ADVANCED NUCLEAR REACTORS 101 Nuclear energy is generated by splitting uranium atoms in a controlled operation called fission.Traditionally, nuclear power is generated using light water nuclear reactors to heat water and create steam to drive a turbine; however, several new reactor technologies are in development. These advanced nuclear reactors extend beyond traditional reactors, offering the opportunity of safer, THE FUTURE OF ADVANCED NUCLEAR POWER About the Advanced Energy Technologies Project. RFF’s Advanced Energy Technologies Project uses new research to incorporate a number of these advanced technologies into our E4ST power sector model, which offers a detailed representation of the grid and is widely used in policy analysis related to power sector decarbonization.. The related events series covers topics such as advanced ENERGY-AS-A-SERVICE: A BUSINESS MODEL FOR EXPANDING Energy-as-a-service (EaaS) is a business model whereby customers pay for an energy service without having to make any upfront capital investment. EaaS models usually take the form of a subscription for electrical devices owned by a service company or management of energy usage to deliver the desired energy service. ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE: ENERGY EQUITY AND TRANSITIONS Environmental justice (EJ) is an imperative that is finally getting its national policy due. For many low-income neighborhoods, households of color, tribal communities, and other marginalized groups, environmental injustice compounds a legacy of social, economic, and political disenfranchisement. THE COMMUNITY IMPACTS OF SHALE GAS AND OIL DEVELOPMENT Many local communities support shale gas and oil development because of the expected economic benefits. However, communities may experience a variety of impacts, such as noise and light pollution; congested, damaged roads and increased traffic accidents; overpopulated schools;and
SOCIAL COST OF CARBON 101 The social cost of carbon (SCC) is an estimate, in dollars, of the economic damages that would result from emitting one additional ton of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. The SCC puts the effects of climate change into economic terms to help policymakers and other decisionmakers understand the economic impacts of decisions that would increase or decrease emissions.BRIAN C. PREST
Brian Prest is an economist and Fellow at Resources for the Future specializing in climate change, oil and gas, and energy economics. Prest uses economic theory and econometric models to improve energy and environmental policies by assessing their impacts on markets andpollution outcomes.
THE VALUE OF OPEN SPACE: EVIDENCE FROM STUDIES OF The Value of Open Space: Evidence from Studies of Nonmarket Benefits Virginia McConnell and Margaret Walls1 1. Introduction Open space provides a range of benefits to citizens of a community, beyond the GLOBAL ENERGY OUTLOOK 2020: ENERGY TRANSITION OR ENERGY In a global economy shaken deeply by COVID-19, short-term demand declines for fossil fuels, while renewables are estimated to grow slightly. The International Energy Agency (IEA) estimates that primary energy demand in 2020 could decline for oil (–9%), coal (–8%), natural gas (–5%), and nuclear (–2%), while renewables would growby 1%.
GLOBAL ENERGY OUTLOOK 2021: PATHWAYS FROM PARIS Global Energy Outlook 2021: Pathways from Paris. Resources for the Future’s annual Global Energy Outlook report finds that current trends fall far short of meeting emissions reduction targets, despite the economic slowdown of the COVID-19 pandemic. Report (21-11) by Richard Newell, Daniel Raimi, Seth Villanueva, and Brian Prest — 21minute
THE FUTURE OF ADVANCED NUCLEAR POWER About the Advanced Energy Technologies Project. RFF’s Advanced Energy Technologies Project uses new research to incorporate a number of these advanced technologies into our E4ST power sector model, which offers a detailed representation of the grid and is widely used in policy analysis related to power sector decarbonization.. The related events series covers topics such as advanced FIGHT OVER CANADIAN OIL RAGES ON AFTER PIPELINE'S DEMISE Resources for the Future. 1616 P St NW, Suite 600 Washington DC, 20036202.328.5000
THE NEED TO ALIGN CLIMATE AMBITIONS AND ACTION "There remains an enormous gulf between the lofty climate ambitions of countries around the world and existing policies on how to get there. That is the key takeaway of a report released today by Washington think-tank Resources for the Future, which analyses a host of scenarios set out by different climate and energy bodies. 'There’s a very, very big distance between the trends that are in THE GLOBAL ENERGY OUTLOOK 2021 The Global Energy Outlook 2021 PATHWAYS FROM PARIS Daniel Raimi Seth Villanueva June 8, 2021 Resources for the Future Washington, DC ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE: CLIMATE IMPACTS, ADAPTATION, AND Environmental justice (EJ) is an imperative that is finally getting its national policy due. For many low-income neighborhoods, households of color, tribal communities, and other marginalized groups, environmental injustice compounds a legacy of social, economic, and political disenfranchisement. THE HUGE GAP BETWEEN TODAY'S POLICIES AND PARIS GOALS "The think tank Resources for the Future on Tuesday released its latest report comparing various projections and scenarios around emissions, energy demand and more.. The big picture: The energy analyst hive mind is pretty united around the conclusion that nations' current and planned climate policies won't come close to meeting the goals of the Paris climate deal. INVESTMENT TAX CREDITS FOR HYDROGEN STORAGE The Energy Storage Tax Incentive and Deployment Act of 2019, introduced by Representative Mike Doyle as H.R. 2096 and by Senator Martin Heinrich as S. 1142, would have extended the 30 percent energy investment tax credit to energy storage technologies, “equipment which receives, stores, and delivers energy.”. CLEAN ELECTRICITY STANDARD, KEY TO CLIMATE FIGHT, AWAITS "Electricity standards are common in the U.S., found in conservative- and liberal-leaning states alike. A tally from Resources for the Future, a nonpartisan research organization, shows roughly three-quarters of states adopted voluntary or compulsory electricity standards by early 2019." THE FUTURE OF ADVANCED NUCLEAR POWER About the Advanced Energy Technologies Project. RFF’s Advanced Energy Technologies Project uses new research to incorporate a number of these advanced technologies into our E4ST power sector model, which offers a detailed representation of the grid and is widely used in policy analysis related to power sector decarbonization.. The related events series covers topics such as advanced ENERGY-AS-A-SERVICE: A BUSINESS MODEL FOR EXPANDING Energy-as-a-service (EaaS) is a business model whereby customers pay for an energy service without having to make any upfront capital investment. EaaS models usually take the form of a subscription for electrical devices owned by a service company or management of energy usage to deliver the desired energy service. DIFFERENTIATION OF NATURAL GAS MARKETS BY CLIMATE PERFORMANCE Differentiation of Natural Gas Markets by Climate Performance. An exploration of the potential opportunities and issues related to the creation of a market for low-methane natural gas. Report (20-02) by Alan Krupnick and Clayton Munnings — 3 minute read — April 23,2020. Download.
SOCIAL COST OF CARBON 101 The social cost of carbon (SCC) is an estimate, in dollars, of the economic damages that would result from emitting one additional ton of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. The SCC puts the effects of climate change into economic terms to help policymakers and other decisionmakers understand the economic impacts of decisions that would increase or decrease emissions. THE COMMUNITY IMPACTS OF SHALE GAS AND OIL DEVELOPMENT Many local communities support shale gas and oil development because of the expected economic benefits. However, communities may experience a variety of impacts, such as noise and light pollution; congested, damaged roads and increased traffic accidents; overpopulated schools;and
CARBON PRICING 104: ECONOMIC EFFECTS ACROSS INCOME GROUPS Carbon pricing—implemented either through a carbon tax or cap and trade—is widely thought to be one of the most powerful policy options for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.As described in “Carbon Pricing 101,” introducing a price on emissions changes the cost of using fossil fuel, leading people to use less.Because a carbon price causes the costs of energy and other goods to CARBON PRICING 103: EFFECTS ACROSS SECTORS Carbon pricing is a climate policy approach that charges emitters of carbon dioxide (CO₂) for each ton they are responsible for emitting, increasing the price of all products that cause CO₂ emissions. The effects of a carbon price are likely to be felt throughout the economy—but different sectors will respond differently, depending on their carbon intensity, how much they are able toBRIAN C. PREST
Brian Prest is an economist and Fellow at Resources for the Future specializing in climate change, oil and gas, and energy economics. Prest uses economic theory and econometric models to improve energy and environmental policies by assessing their impacts on markets andpollution outcomes.
KEVIN RENNERT
Fellow and Director, Social Cost of Carbon Initiative. Phone number: (202) 328-5138. Email. Photo. Kevin Rennert joined RFF as a visiting fellow in 2017. Prior to his arrival at RFF, Rennert served as deputy associate administrator for the Office of Policy at the US Environmental Protection Agency. Leading up to his appointment in theOffice of
THE VALUE OF OPEN SPACE: EVIDENCE FROM STUDIES OF The Value of Open Space: Evidence from Studies of Nonmarket Benefits Virginia McConnell and Margaret Walls1 1. Introduction Open space provides a range of benefits to citizens of a community, beyond the THE FUTURE OF ADVANCED NUCLEAR POWER About the Advanced Energy Technologies Project. RFF’s Advanced Energy Technologies Project uses new research to incorporate a number of these advanced technologies into our E4ST power sector model, which offers a detailed representation of the grid and is widely used in policy analysis related to power sector decarbonization.. The related events series covers topics such as advanced ENERGY-AS-A-SERVICE: A BUSINESS MODEL FOR EXPANDING Energy-as-a-service (EaaS) is a business model whereby customers pay for an energy service without having to make any upfront capital investment. EaaS models usually take the form of a subscription for electrical devices owned by a service company or management of energy usage to deliver the desired energy service. DIFFERENTIATION OF NATURAL GAS MARKETS BY CLIMATE PERFORMANCE Differentiation of Natural Gas Markets by Climate Performance. An exploration of the potential opportunities and issues related to the creation of a market for low-methane natural gas. Report (20-02) by Alan Krupnick and Clayton Munnings — 3 minute read — April 23,2020. Download.
SOCIAL COST OF CARBON 101 The social cost of carbon (SCC) is an estimate, in dollars, of the economic damages that would result from emitting one additional ton of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. The SCC puts the effects of climate change into economic terms to help policymakers and other decisionmakers understand the economic impacts of decisions that would increase or decrease emissions. THE COMMUNITY IMPACTS OF SHALE GAS AND OIL DEVELOPMENT Many local communities support shale gas and oil development because of the expected economic benefits. However, communities may experience a variety of impacts, such as noise and light pollution; congested, damaged roads and increased traffic accidents; overpopulated schools;and
CARBON PRICING 104: ECONOMIC EFFECTS ACROSS INCOME GROUPS Carbon pricing—implemented either through a carbon tax or cap and trade—is widely thought to be one of the most powerful policy options for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.As described in “Carbon Pricing 101,” introducing a price on emissions changes the cost of using fossil fuel, leading people to use less.Because a carbon price causes the costs of energy and other goods to CARBON PRICING 103: EFFECTS ACROSS SECTORS Carbon pricing is a climate policy approach that charges emitters of carbon dioxide (CO₂) for each ton they are responsible for emitting, increasing the price of all products that cause CO₂ emissions. The effects of a carbon price are likely to be felt throughout the economy—but different sectors will respond differently, depending on their carbon intensity, how much they are able toBRIAN C. PREST
Brian Prest is an economist and Fellow at Resources for the Future specializing in climate change, oil and gas, and energy economics. Prest uses economic theory and econometric models to improve energy and environmental policies by assessing their impacts on markets andpollution outcomes.
KEVIN RENNERT
Fellow and Director, Social Cost of Carbon Initiative. Phone number: (202) 328-5138. Email. Photo. Kevin Rennert joined RFF as a visiting fellow in 2017. Prior to his arrival at RFF, Rennert served as deputy associate administrator for the Office of Policy at the US Environmental Protection Agency. Leading up to his appointment in theOffice of
THE VALUE OF OPEN SPACE: EVIDENCE FROM STUDIES OF The Value of Open Space: Evidence from Studies of Nonmarket Benefits Virginia McConnell and Margaret Walls1 1. Introduction Open space provides a range of benefits to citizens of a community, beyond the GLOBAL ENERGY OUTLOOK 2020: ENERGY TRANSITION OR ENERGY The International Energy Agency (IEA) estimates that primary energy demand in 2020 could decline for oil (–9%), coal (–8%), natural gas (–5%), and nuclear (–2%), while renewables would grow by 1%. But uncertainty abounds: future GDP and energy trends are uncertain long term, with recent research suggesting that the range of economic GLOBAL ENERGY OUTLOOK 2021: SIGNIFICANT POLICY CHANGE Global Energy Outlook 2021: Significant Policy Change Needed to Achieve Paris Agreement Goals. Resources for the Future’s annual Global Energy Outlook report finds that current trends fall far short of meeting emissions reduction targets, despite the THE GLOBAL ENERGY OUTLOOK 2021 The Global Energy Outlook 2021 PATHWAYS FROM PARIS Daniel Raimi Seth Villanueva June 8, 2021 Resources for the Future Washington, DC THE NEED TO ALIGN CLIMATE AMBITIONS AND ACTION "There remains an enormous gulf between the lofty climate ambitions of countries around the world and existing policies on how to get there. That is the key takeaway of a report released today by Washington think-tank Resources for the Future, which analyses a host of scenarios set out by different climate and energy bodies. 'There’s a very, very big distance between the trends that are in FIGHT OVER CANADIAN OIL RAGES ON AFTER PIPELINE'S DEMISE Resources for the Future. 1616 P St NW, Suite 600 Washington DC, 20036202.328.5000
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE: CLIMATE IMPACTS, ADAPTATION, AND Environmental justice (EJ) is an imperative that is finally getting its national policy due. For many low-income neighborhoods, households of color, tribal communities, and other marginalized groups, environmental injustice compounds a legacy of social, economic, and political disenfranchisement. THE HUGE GAP BETWEEN TODAY'S POLICIES AND PARIS GOALS "The think tank Resources for the Future on Tuesday released its latest report comparing various projections and scenarios around emissions, energy demand and more.. The big picture: The energy analyst hive mind is pretty united around the conclusion that nations' current and planned climate policies won't come close to meeting the goals of the Paris climate deal. CLEAN ELECTRICITY STANDARD, KEY TO CLIMATE FIGHT, AWAITS "Electricity standards are common in the U.S., found in conservative- and liberal-leaning states alike. A tally from Resources for the Future, a nonpartisan research organization, shows roughly three-quarters of states adopted voluntary or compulsory electricity standards by early 2019." GLOBAL ENERGY OUTLOOK 2021: PATHWAYS FROM PARIS Global Energy Outlook 2021: Pathways from Paris Richard Newell, Daniel Raimi, Seth Villanueva, Brian Prest Report 21-11 June 2021 HOW MUCH DAMAGE DOES CLIMATE CHANGE CAUSE IN COLORADO How Much Damage Does Climate Change Cause in Colorado? Leaders Are Trying to Put a Price Tag on It. Kevin Rennert, director of RFF's Social Cost of Carbon Initiative, is quoted by the Colorado Sun in a story about climate costs. RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE Resources for the Future improves environmental, energy, and natural resource decisions through impartial economic research and policyengagement.
SOCIAL COST OF CARBON RFF Live — Feb 10, 2021. The Social Cost of Carbon: Key Scientific and Policy Considerations for the Biden Administration. A conversation that will highlight the latest SCC-related research and give perspective on using the SCC to inform policy for the Biden administration. RFF Live — Oct 20, 2020. The Future of Carbon Pricing: 2020 and Beyond.CARBON TAXES
Carbon Taxes. Many experts agree that taxing carbon to regulate emissions is the most economically efficient approach to achieve reductions and meet environmental goals. RFF research on carbon pricing examines the potential impacts on different regions and populations as well as on employment, assesses options for revenueuse, and more.
THE COMMUNITY IMPACTS OF SHALE GAS AND OIL DEVELOPMENT Many local communities support shale gas and oil development because of the expected economic benefits. However, communities may experience a variety of impacts, such as noise and light pollution; congested, damaged roads and increased traffic accidents; overpopulated schools;and
INVESTMENT TAX CREDITS FOR HYDROGEN STORAGE The Energy Storage Tax Incentive and Deployment Act of 2019, introduced by Representative Mike Doyle as H.R. 2096 and by Senator Martin Heinrich as S. 1142, would have extended the 30 percent energy investment tax credit to energy storage technologies, “equipment which receives, stores, and delivers energy.”.BRIAN C. PREST
Brian Prest is an economist and Fellow at Resources for the Future specializing in climate change, oil and gas, and energy economics. Prest uses economic theory and econometric models to improve energy and environmental policies by assessing their impacts on markets andpollution outcomes.
DECARBONIZED HYDROGEN IN THE US POWER AND INDUSTRIAL Decarbonized Hydrogen in the USffPower and Industrial Sectors 1 1. Introduction Using decarbonized hydrogen is an avenue to a low-carboneconomy that has
THE VALUE OF OPEN SPACE: EVIDENCE FROM STUDIES OF The Value of Open Space: Evidence from Studies of Nonmarket Benefits Virginia McConnell and Margaret Walls1 1. Introduction Open space provides a range of benefits to citizens of a community, beyond the REDUCING RISK IN MERCHANT WIND AND SOLAR PROJECTS THROUGH Reducing Risk in Merchant Wind and Solar Projects through Financial Hedges ii About RFF Resources for the Future (RFF) is an independent, nonprofit research institution in ECONOMIC INCENTIVES VERSUS COMMAND AND CONTROL ences between EI and CAC instruments in practice. These discussions boil down to assertions or hypotheses about com-parative advantages ofeach instrument.
RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE Resources for the Future improves environmental, energy, and natural resource decisions through impartial economic research and policyengagement.
SOCIAL COST OF CARBON RFF Live — Feb 10, 2021. The Social Cost of Carbon: Key Scientific and Policy Considerations for the Biden Administration. A conversation that will highlight the latest SCC-related research and give perspective on using the SCC to inform policy for the Biden administration. RFF Live — Oct 20, 2020. The Future of Carbon Pricing: 2020 and Beyond.CARBON TAXES
Carbon Taxes. Many experts agree that taxing carbon to regulate emissions is the most economically efficient approach to achieve reductions and meet environmental goals. RFF research on carbon pricing examines the potential impacts on different regions and populations as well as on employment, assesses options for revenueuse, and more.
THE COMMUNITY IMPACTS OF SHALE GAS AND OIL DEVELOPMENT Many local communities support shale gas and oil development because of the expected economic benefits. However, communities may experience a variety of impacts, such as noise and light pollution; congested, damaged roads and increased traffic accidents; overpopulated schools;and
INVESTMENT TAX CREDITS FOR HYDROGEN STORAGE The Energy Storage Tax Incentive and Deployment Act of 2019, introduced by Representative Mike Doyle as H.R. 2096 and by Senator Martin Heinrich as S. 1142, would have extended the 30 percent energy investment tax credit to energy storage technologies, “equipment which receives, stores, and delivers energy.”.BRIAN C. PREST
Brian Prest is an economist and Fellow at Resources for the Future specializing in climate change, oil and gas, and energy economics. Prest uses economic theory and econometric models to improve energy and environmental policies by assessing their impacts on markets andpollution outcomes.
DECARBONIZED HYDROGEN IN THE US POWER AND INDUSTRIAL Decarbonized Hydrogen in the USffPower and Industrial Sectors 1 1. Introduction Using decarbonized hydrogen is an avenue to a low-carboneconomy that has
THE VALUE OF OPEN SPACE: EVIDENCE FROM STUDIES OF The Value of Open Space: Evidence from Studies of Nonmarket Benefits Virginia McConnell and Margaret Walls1 1. Introduction Open space provides a range of benefits to citizens of a community, beyond the REDUCING RISK IN MERCHANT WIND AND SOLAR PROJECTS THROUGH Reducing Risk in Merchant Wind and Solar Projects through Financial Hedges ii About RFF Resources for the Future (RFF) is an independent, nonprofit research institution in ECONOMIC INCENTIVES VERSUS COMMAND AND CONTROL ences between EI and CAC instruments in practice. These discussions boil down to assertions or hypotheses about com-parative advantages ofeach instrument.
GLOBAL ENERGY OUTLOOK 2021: SIGNIFICANT POLICY CHANGE Global Energy Outlook 2021: Significant Policy Change Needed to Achieve Paris Agreement Goals. Resources for the Future’s annual Global Energy Outlook report finds that current trends fall far short of meeting emissions reduction targets, despite the GLOBAL ENERGY OUTLOOK 2021: PATHWAYS FROM PARIS Global Energy Outlook 2021: Pathways from Paris Richard Newell, Daniel Raimi, Seth Villanueva, Brian Prest Report 21-11 June 2021 ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE: ENERGY EQUITY AND TRANSITIONS Environmental justice (EJ) is an imperative that is finally getting its national policy due. For many low-income neighborhoods, households of color, tribal communities, and other marginalized groups, environmental injustice compounds a legacy of social, economic, and political disenfranchisement. POLICY OPTIONS TO ENABLE AN EQUITABLE ENERGY TRANSITION To ensure an equitable energy transition, additional policies will likely be needed, and careful consideration would need to be paid to the timing, sequencing, and interactions of multiple policies. Second, because it is broad in scope, it does not provide granular detail on policy design or implementation in most cases. SOCIAL COST OF CARBON 101 The social cost of carbon (SCC) is an estimate, in dollars, of the economic damages that would result from emitting one additional ton of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. The SCC puts the effects of climate change into economic terms to help policymakers and other decisionmakers understand the economic impacts of decisions that would increase or decrease emissions. EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON HEAT- AND COLD-RELATED Effects of Climate Change on Heat- and Cold-Related Mortality: A Literature Review to Inform Updated Estimates of the Social Cost of Carbon. In a new analysis of 70 papers, RFF Fellow Daniel Raimi weighs research on how climate change may affect temperature-related mortality—and notes holes in the data—to improve estimates of the social cost of carbon. A HYDROGEN FUTURE? EXPLORING PATHWAYS TO DECARBONIZATION Hydrogen technology solutions, commercialized and market ready THIS IS NEL 4 Converting water and electricity to hydrogen and oxygen –for industry, mobility and energy purposes World’s most compact fueling stations, capable of fueling any kind of vehicle and simple to integrate with other fuels Alkaline and PEM electrolysers Compact hydrogen fueling stationsBRIAN C. PREST
Brian Prest is an economist and Fellow at Resources for the Future specializing in climate change, oil and gas, and energy economics. Prest uses economic theory and econometric models to improve energy and environmental policies by assessing their impacts on markets andpollution outcomes.
RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE A HYDROGEN FUTURE? EXPLORING (1) Deloitte (DT) Scenarios: Energy of the Future Hydrogen demand where all aspects of industry development are favorable for H– ydrogen; Targeted Deployment – Countries adopt a targeted approach which aims to maximize economic value in the development of Hydrogen;(2) IRENA
DECOMMISSIONING US POWER PLANTS Decommissioning US Power Plants: Decisions, Costs, and Key Issues Daniel Raimi. ∗ Abstract In recent years, hundreds of large power plants have retired across the United States, with RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE Resources for the Future improves environmental, energy, and natural resource decisions through impartial economic research and policyengagement.
SOCIAL COST OF CARBON RFF Live — Feb 10, 2021. The Social Cost of Carbon: Key Scientific and Policy Considerations for the Biden Administration. A conversation that will highlight the latest SCC-related research and give perspective on using the SCC to inform policy for the Biden administration. RFF Live — Oct 20, 2020. The Future of Carbon Pricing: 2020 and Beyond.CARBON TAXES
Carbon Taxes. Many experts agree that taxing carbon to regulate emissions is the most economically efficient approach to achieve reductions and meet environmental goals. RFF research on carbon pricing examines the potential impacts on different regions and populations as well as on employment, assesses options for revenueuse, and more.
THE COMMUNITY IMPACTS OF SHALE GAS AND OIL DEVELOPMENT Many local communities support shale gas and oil development because of the expected economic benefits. However, communities may experience a variety of impacts, such as noise and light pollution; congested, damaged roads and increased traffic accidents; overpopulated schools;and
INVESTMENT TAX CREDITS FOR HYDROGEN STORAGE The Energy Storage Tax Incentive and Deployment Act of 2019, introduced by Representative Mike Doyle as H.R. 2096 and by Senator Martin Heinrich as S. 1142, would have extended the 30 percent energy investment tax credit to energy storage technologies, “equipment which receives, stores, and delivers energy.”.BRIAN C. PREST
Brian Prest is an economist and Fellow at Resources for the Future specializing in climate change, oil and gas, and energy economics. Prest uses economic theory and econometric models to improve energy and environmental policies by assessing their impacts on markets andpollution outcomes.
DECARBONIZED HYDROGEN IN THE US POWER AND INDUSTRIAL Decarbonized Hydrogen in the USffPower and Industrial Sectors 1 1. Introduction Using decarbonized hydrogen is an avenue to a low-carboneconomy that has
THE VALUE OF OPEN SPACE: EVIDENCE FROM STUDIES OF The Value of Open Space: Evidence from Studies of Nonmarket Benefits Virginia McConnell and Margaret Walls1 1. Introduction Open space provides a range of benefits to citizens of a community, beyond the REDUCING RISK IN MERCHANT WIND AND SOLAR PROJECTS THROUGH Reducing Risk in Merchant Wind and Solar Projects through Financial Hedges ii About RFF Resources for the Future (RFF) is an independent, nonprofit research institution in ECONOMIC INCENTIVES VERSUS COMMAND AND CONTROL ences between EI and CAC instruments in practice. These discussions boil down to assertions or hypotheses about com-parative advantages ofeach instrument.
RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE Resources for the Future improves environmental, energy, and natural resource decisions through impartial economic research and policyengagement.
SOCIAL COST OF CARBON RFF Live — Feb 10, 2021. The Social Cost of Carbon: Key Scientific and Policy Considerations for the Biden Administration. A conversation that will highlight the latest SCC-related research and give perspective on using the SCC to inform policy for the Biden administration. RFF Live — Oct 20, 2020. The Future of Carbon Pricing: 2020 and Beyond.CARBON TAXES
Carbon Taxes. Many experts agree that taxing carbon to regulate emissions is the most economically efficient approach to achieve reductions and meet environmental goals. RFF research on carbon pricing examines the potential impacts on different regions and populations as well as on employment, assesses options for revenueuse, and more.
THE COMMUNITY IMPACTS OF SHALE GAS AND OIL DEVELOPMENT Many local communities support shale gas and oil development because of the expected economic benefits. However, communities may experience a variety of impacts, such as noise and light pollution; congested, damaged roads and increased traffic accidents; overpopulated schools;and
INVESTMENT TAX CREDITS FOR HYDROGEN STORAGE The Energy Storage Tax Incentive and Deployment Act of 2019, introduced by Representative Mike Doyle as H.R. 2096 and by Senator Martin Heinrich as S. 1142, would have extended the 30 percent energy investment tax credit to energy storage technologies, “equipment which receives, stores, and delivers energy.”.BRIAN C. PREST
Brian Prest is an economist and Fellow at Resources for the Future specializing in climate change, oil and gas, and energy economics. Prest uses economic theory and econometric models to improve energy and environmental policies by assessing their impacts on markets andpollution outcomes.
DECARBONIZED HYDROGEN IN THE US POWER AND INDUSTRIAL Decarbonized Hydrogen in the USffPower and Industrial Sectors 1 1. Introduction Using decarbonized hydrogen is an avenue to a low-carboneconomy that has
THE VALUE OF OPEN SPACE: EVIDENCE FROM STUDIES OF The Value of Open Space: Evidence from Studies of Nonmarket Benefits Virginia McConnell and Margaret Walls1 1. Introduction Open space provides a range of benefits to citizens of a community, beyond the REDUCING RISK IN MERCHANT WIND AND SOLAR PROJECTS THROUGH Reducing Risk in Merchant Wind and Solar Projects through Financial Hedges ii About RFF Resources for the Future (RFF) is an independent, nonprofit research institution in ECONOMIC INCENTIVES VERSUS COMMAND AND CONTROL ences between EI and CAC instruments in practice. These discussions boil down to assertions or hypotheses about com-parative advantages ofeach instrument.
GLOBAL ENERGY OUTLOOK 2021: SIGNIFICANT POLICY CHANGE Global Energy Outlook 2021: Significant Policy Change Needed to Achieve Paris Agreement Goals. Resources for the Future’s annual Global Energy Outlook report finds that current trends fall far short of meeting emissions reduction targets, despite the GLOBAL ENERGY OUTLOOK 2021: PATHWAYS FROM PARIS Global Energy Outlook 2021: Pathways from Paris Richard Newell, Daniel Raimi, Seth Villanueva, Brian Prest Report 21-11 June 2021 ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE: ENERGY EQUITY AND TRANSITIONS Environmental justice (EJ) is an imperative that is finally getting its national policy due. For many low-income neighborhoods, households of color, tribal communities, and other marginalized groups, environmental injustice compounds a legacy of social, economic, and political disenfranchisement. POLICY OPTIONS TO ENABLE AN EQUITABLE ENERGY TRANSITION To ensure an equitable energy transition, additional policies will likely be needed, and careful consideration would need to be paid to the timing, sequencing, and interactions of multiple policies. Second, because it is broad in scope, it does not provide granular detail on policy design or implementation in most cases. SOCIAL COST OF CARBON 101 The social cost of carbon (SCC) is an estimate, in dollars, of the economic damages that would result from emitting one additional ton of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. The SCC puts the effects of climate change into economic terms to help policymakers and other decisionmakers understand the economic impacts of decisions that would increase or decrease emissions. EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON HEAT- AND COLD-RELATED Effects of Climate Change on Heat- and Cold-Related Mortality: A Literature Review to Inform Updated Estimates of the Social Cost of Carbon. In a new analysis of 70 papers, RFF Fellow Daniel Raimi weighs research on how climate change may affect temperature-related mortality—and notes holes in the data—to improve estimates of the social cost of carbon. A HYDROGEN FUTURE? EXPLORING PATHWAYS TO DECARBONIZATION Hydrogen technology solutions, commercialized and market ready THIS IS NEL 4 Converting water and electricity to hydrogen and oxygen –for industry, mobility and energy purposes World’s most compact fueling stations, capable of fueling any kind of vehicle and simple to integrate with other fuels Alkaline and PEM electrolysers Compact hydrogen fueling stations RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE A HYDROGEN FUTURE? EXPLORING (1) Deloitte (DT) Scenarios: Energy of the Future Hydrogen demand where all aspects of industry development are favorable for H– ydrogen; Targeted Deployment – Countries adopt a targeted approach which aims to maximize economic value in the development of Hydrogen;(2) IRENA
BRIAN C. PREST
Brian Prest is an economist and Fellow at Resources for the Future specializing in climate change, oil and gas, and energy economics. Prest uses economic theory and econometric models to improve energy and environmental policies by assessing their impacts on markets andpollution outcomes.
DECOMMISSIONING US POWER PLANTS Decommissioning US Power Plants: Decisions, Costs, and Key Issues Daniel Raimi. ∗ Abstract In recent years, hundreds of large power plants have retired across the United States, with THE FUTURE OF ADVANCED NUCLEAR POWER About the Advanced Energy Technologies Project. RFF’s Advanced Energy Technologies Project uses new research to incorporate a number of these advanced technologies into our E4ST power sector model, which offers a detailed representation of the grid and is widely used in policy analysis related to power sector decarbonization.. The related events series covers topics such as advanced ENERGY-AS-A-SERVICE: A BUSINESS MODEL FOR EXPANDING Energy-as-a-service (EaaS) is a business model whereby customers pay for an energy service without having to make any upfront capital investment. EaaS models usually take the form of a subscription for electrical devices owned by a service company or management of energy usage to deliver the desired energy service.CARBON TAXES
Carbon Taxes. Many experts agree that taxing carbon to regulate emissions is the most economically efficient approach to achieve reductions and meet environmental goals. RFF research on carbon pricing examines the potential impacts on different regions and populations as well as on employment, assesses options for revenueuse, and more.
DIFFERENTIATION OF NATURAL GAS MARKETS BY CLIMATE PERFORMANCE Differentiation of Natural Gas Markets by Climate Performance. An exploration of the potential opportunities and issues related to the creation of a market for low-methane natural gas. Report (20-02) by Alan Krupnick and Clayton Munnings — 3 minute read — April 23,2020. Download.
THE COMMUNITY IMPACTS OF SHALE GAS AND OIL DEVELOPMENT Many local communities support shale gas and oil development because of the expected economic benefits. However, communities may experience a variety of impacts, such as noise and light pollution; congested, damaged roads and increased traffic accidents; overpopulated schools;and
INVESTMENT TAX CREDITS FOR HYDROGEN STORAGE The Energy Storage Tax Incentive and Deployment Act of 2019, introduced by Representative Mike Doyle as H.R. 2096 and by Senator Martin Heinrich as S. 1142, would have extended the 30 percent energy investment tax credit to energy storage technologies, “equipment which receives, stores, and delivers energy.”. CARBON PRICING 103: EFFECTS ACROSS SECTORS Carbon pricing is a climate policy approach that charges emitters of carbon dioxide (CO₂) for each ton they are responsible for emitting, increasing the price of all products that cause CO₂ emissions. The effects of a carbon price are likely to be felt throughout the economy—but different sectors will respond differently, depending on their carbon intensity, how much they are able toKEVIN RENNERT
Fellow and Director, Social Cost of Carbon Initiative. Phone number: (202) 328-5138. Email. Photo. Kevin Rennert joined RFF as a visiting fellow in 2017. Prior to his arrival at RFF, Rennert served as deputy associate administrator for the Office of Policy at the US Environmental Protection Agency. Leading up to his appointment in theOffice of
KYUNG-AH PARK
Kyung-Ah Park. Kyung-Ah is the Managing Director of ESG Investment Management at Temasek, where she leads ESG integration across Temasek’s global investments and works closely with the investment teams to advance ESG related investments, partner with Temasek portfolio companies, and drive long-term sustainable value across theportfolio.
THE VALUE OF OPEN SPACE: EVIDENCE FROM STUDIES OF The Value of Open Space: Evidence from Studies of Nonmarket Benefits Virginia McConnell and Margaret Walls1 1. Introduction Open space provides a range of benefits to citizens of a community, beyond the THE FUTURE OF ADVANCED NUCLEAR POWER About the Advanced Energy Technologies Project. RFF’s Advanced Energy Technologies Project uses new research to incorporate a number of these advanced technologies into our E4ST power sector model, which offers a detailed representation of the grid and is widely used in policy analysis related to power sector decarbonization.. The related events series covers topics such as advanced ENERGY-AS-A-SERVICE: A BUSINESS MODEL FOR EXPANDING Energy-as-a-service (EaaS) is a business model whereby customers pay for an energy service without having to make any upfront capital investment. EaaS models usually take the form of a subscription for electrical devices owned by a service company or management of energy usage to deliver the desired energy service.CARBON TAXES
Carbon Taxes. Many experts agree that taxing carbon to regulate emissions is the most economically efficient approach to achieve reductions and meet environmental goals. RFF research on carbon pricing examines the potential impacts on different regions and populations as well as on employment, assesses options for revenueuse, and more.
DIFFERENTIATION OF NATURAL GAS MARKETS BY CLIMATE PERFORMANCE Differentiation of Natural Gas Markets by Climate Performance. An exploration of the potential opportunities and issues related to the creation of a market for low-methane natural gas. Report (20-02) by Alan Krupnick and Clayton Munnings — 3 minute read — April 23,2020. Download.
THE COMMUNITY IMPACTS OF SHALE GAS AND OIL DEVELOPMENT Many local communities support shale gas and oil development because of the expected economic benefits. However, communities may experience a variety of impacts, such as noise and light pollution; congested, damaged roads and increased traffic accidents; overpopulated schools;and
INVESTMENT TAX CREDITS FOR HYDROGEN STORAGE The Energy Storage Tax Incentive and Deployment Act of 2019, introduced by Representative Mike Doyle as H.R. 2096 and by Senator Martin Heinrich as S. 1142, would have extended the 30 percent energy investment tax credit to energy storage technologies, “equipment which receives, stores, and delivers energy.”. CARBON PRICING 103: EFFECTS ACROSS SECTORS Carbon pricing is a climate policy approach that charges emitters of carbon dioxide (CO₂) for each ton they are responsible for emitting, increasing the price of all products that cause CO₂ emissions. The effects of a carbon price are likely to be felt throughout the economy—but different sectors will respond differently, depending on their carbon intensity, how much they are able toKEVIN RENNERT
Fellow and Director, Social Cost of Carbon Initiative. Phone number: (202) 328-5138. Email. Photo. Kevin Rennert joined RFF as a visiting fellow in 2017. Prior to his arrival at RFF, Rennert served as deputy associate administrator for the Office of Policy at the US Environmental Protection Agency. Leading up to his appointment in theOffice of
KYUNG-AH PARK
Kyung-Ah Park. Kyung-Ah is the Managing Director of ESG Investment Management at Temasek, where she leads ESG integration across Temasek’s global investments and works closely with the investment teams to advance ESG related investments, partner with Temasek portfolio companies, and drive long-term sustainable value across theportfolio.
THE VALUE OF OPEN SPACE: EVIDENCE FROM STUDIES OF The Value of Open Space: Evidence from Studies of Nonmarket Benefits Virginia McConnell and Margaret Walls1 1. Introduction Open space provides a range of benefits to citizens of a community, beyond the GLOBAL ENERGY OUTLOOK 2021: PATHWAYS FROM PARIS 1 day ago · Global Energy Outlook 2021: Pathways from Paris. Resources for the Future’s annual Global Energy Outlook report finds that current trends fall far short of meeting emissions reduction targets, despite the economic slowdown of the COVID-19 pandemic. GLOBAL ENERGY OUTLOOK 2021: SIGNIFICANT POLICY CHANGE Global Energy Outlook 2021: Significant Policy Change Needed to Achieve Paris Agreement Goals. Resources for the Future’s annual Global Energy Outlook report finds that current trends fall far short of meeting emissions reduction targets, despite the GLOBAL ENERGY OUTLOOK 2021: PATHWAYS FROM PARIS Global Energy Outlook 2021: Pathways from Paris Richard Newell, Daniel Raimi, Seth Villanueva, Brian Prest Report 21-11 June 2021 FEDERAL CLIMATE POLICY TO REDUCE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS Federal climate policy is the set of actions taken by the US federal government to address and mitigate the effects of climate change. Climate policy includes policies to mitigate climate change (reducing greenhouse gas emissions and removing greenhouse gases from the atmosphere, so that the climate does not change as much or as quickly); and to adapt to climate change (helping communities NET ZERO BY 2070: DECARBONIZING GLOBAL INDUSTRY On April 30, 2020, Resources for the Future (RFF) hosted a webinar, “Net Zero by 2070: Decarbonizing Global Industry,” with four of the study’s coauthors. This RFF Live event featured presentations from the panelists, as well as a discussion on the technologies, innovation areas, and policies that can help achieve net-zeroindustrial
DIFFERENTIATION OF NATURAL GAS MARKETS BY CLIMATE PERFORMANCE Differentiation of Natural Gas Markets by Climate Performance. An exploration of the potential opportunities and issues related to the creation of a market for low-methane natural gas. Report (20-02) by Alan Krupnick and Clayton Munnings — 3 minute read — April 23,2020. Download.
INVESTMENT TAX CREDITS FOR HYDROGEN STORAGE The Energy Storage Tax Incentive and Deployment Act of 2019, introduced by Representative Mike Doyle as H.R. 2096 and by Senator Martin Heinrich as S. 1142, would have extended the 30 percent energy investment tax credit to energy storage technologies, “equipment which receives, stores, and delivers energy.”. THE COST OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION The Cost of Environmental Protection. Expenditures for environmental protection in the U.S. are estimated to exceed $150 billion annually or about 2% of GDP. This estimate, based on largely self-reported information, is often cited as an assessment of the burden of current regulatory efforts and a standard against which the associatedbenefits
CARBON PRICING 104: ECONOMIC EFFECTS ACROSS INCOME GROUPS Carbon pricing—implemented either through a carbon tax or cap and trade—is widely thought to be one of the most powerful policy options for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.As described in “Carbon Pricing 101,” introducing a price on emissions changes the cost of using fossil fuel, leading people to use less.Because a carbon price causes the costs of energy and other goods toKYUNG-AH PARK
Kyung-Ah Park. Kyung-Ah is the Managing Director of ESG Investment Management at Temasek, where she leads ESG integration across Temasek’s global investments and works closely with the investment teams to advance ESG related investments, partner with Temasek portfolio companies, and drive long-term sustainable value across theportfolio.
RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE Resources for the Future improves environmental, energy, and natural resource decisions through impartial economic research and policyengagement.
SOCIAL COST OF CARBON RFF Live — Feb 10, 2021. The Social Cost of Carbon: Key Scientific and Policy Considerations for the Biden Administration. A conversation that will highlight the latest SCC-related research and give perspective on using the SCC to inform policy for the Biden administration. RFF Live — Oct 20, 2020. The Future of Carbon Pricing: 2020 and Beyond.WEBINARS - RFF
An Equitable Energy Transition for Workers and Communities. A conversation that will explore a recently published report and what future policy is needed to support fossil fuel workers and communities in the shift to a low-carbon economy. Policy Leadership Series — Apr7, 2021.
CARBON TAXES
Carbon Taxes. Many experts agree that taxing carbon to regulate emissions is the most economically efficient approach to achieve reductions and meet environmental goals. RFF research on carbon pricing examines the potential impacts on different regions and populations as well as on employment, assesses options for revenueuse, and more.
KEVIN RENNERT
Fellow and Director, Social Cost of Carbon Initiative. Phone number: (202) 328-5138. Email. Photo. Kevin Rennert joined RFF as a visiting fellow in 2017. Prior to his arrival at RFF, Rennert served as deputy associate administrator for the Office of Policy at the US Environmental Protection Agency. Leading up to his appointment in theOffice of
THE COMMUNITY IMPACTS OF SHALE GAS AND OIL DEVELOPMENT Many local communities support shale gas and oil development because of the expected economic benefits. However, communities may experience a variety of impacts, such as noise and light pollution; congested, damaged roads and increased traffic accidents; overpopulated schools;and
KYUNG-AH PARK
Kyung-Ah Park. Kyung-Ah is the Managing Director of ESG Investment Management at Temasek, where she leads ESG integration across Temasek’s global investments and works closely with the investment teams to advance ESG related investments, partner with Temasek portfolio companies, and drive long-term sustainable value across theportfolio.
BRIAN C. PREST
Brian Prest is an economist and Fellow at Resources for the Future specializing in climate change, oil and gas, and energy economics. Prest uses economic theory and econometric models to improve energy and environmental policies by assessing their impacts on markets andpollution outcomes.
THE VALUE OF OPEN SPACE: EVIDENCE FROM STUDIES OF Value of Open Spaces equilibrium models of urban areas to derive the value of public goods, including open space amenities, and examines the effect of open space on urban spatial structure.4 This study covers more than 60 articles that use the various methodologies, REDUCING RISK IN MERCHANT WIND AND SOLAR PROJECTS THROUGH Reducing Risk in Merchant Wind and Solar Projects through Financial Hedges ii About RFF Resources for the Future (RFF) is an independent, nonprofit research institution in RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE Resources for the Future improves environmental, energy, and natural resource decisions through impartial economic research and policyengagement.
SOCIAL COST OF CARBON RFF Live — Feb 10, 2021. The Social Cost of Carbon: Key Scientific and Policy Considerations for the Biden Administration. A conversation that will highlight the latest SCC-related research and give perspective on using the SCC to inform policy for the Biden administration. RFF Live — Oct 20, 2020. The Future of Carbon Pricing: 2020 and Beyond.WEBINARS - RFF
An Equitable Energy Transition for Workers and Communities. A conversation that will explore a recently published report and what future policy is needed to support fossil fuel workers and communities in the shift to a low-carbon economy. Policy Leadership Series — Apr7, 2021.
CARBON TAXES
Carbon Taxes. Many experts agree that taxing carbon to regulate emissions is the most economically efficient approach to achieve reductions and meet environmental goals. RFF research on carbon pricing examines the potential impacts on different regions and populations as well as on employment, assesses options for revenueuse, and more.
KEVIN RENNERT
Fellow and Director, Social Cost of Carbon Initiative. Phone number: (202) 328-5138. Email. Photo. Kevin Rennert joined RFF as a visiting fellow in 2017. Prior to his arrival at RFF, Rennert served as deputy associate administrator for the Office of Policy at the US Environmental Protection Agency. Leading up to his appointment in theOffice of
THE COMMUNITY IMPACTS OF SHALE GAS AND OIL DEVELOPMENT Many local communities support shale gas and oil development because of the expected economic benefits. However, communities may experience a variety of impacts, such as noise and light pollution; congested, damaged roads and increased traffic accidents; overpopulated schools;and
KYUNG-AH PARK
Kyung-Ah Park. Kyung-Ah is the Managing Director of ESG Investment Management at Temasek, where she leads ESG integration across Temasek’s global investments and works closely with the investment teams to advance ESG related investments, partner with Temasek portfolio companies, and drive long-term sustainable value across theportfolio.
BRIAN C. PREST
Brian Prest is an economist and Fellow at Resources for the Future specializing in climate change, oil and gas, and energy economics. Prest uses economic theory and econometric models to improve energy and environmental policies by assessing their impacts on markets andpollution outcomes.
THE VALUE OF OPEN SPACE: EVIDENCE FROM STUDIES OF Value of Open Spaces equilibrium models of urban areas to derive the value of public goods, including open space amenities, and examines the effect of open space on urban spatial structure.4 This study covers more than 60 articles that use the various methodologies, REDUCING RISK IN MERCHANT WIND AND SOLAR PROJECTS THROUGH Reducing Risk in Merchant Wind and Solar Projects through Financial Hedges ii About RFF Resources for the Future (RFF) is an independent, nonprofit research institution in RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE Resources for the Future improves environmental, energy, and natural resource decisions through impartial economic research and policyengagement.
GLOBAL ENERGY OUTLOOK 2021: PATHWAYS FROM PARIS 22 hours ago · Global Energy Outlook 2021: Pathways from Paris. Resources for the Future’s annual Global Energy Outlook report finds that current trends fall far short of meeting emissions reduction targets, despite the economic slowdown of the COVID-19 pandemic. SOCIAL COST OF CARBON RFF Live — Feb 10, 2021. The Social Cost of Carbon: Key Scientific and Policy Considerations for the Biden Administration. A conversation that will highlight the latest SCC-related research and give perspective on using the SCC to inform policy for the Biden administration. RFF Live — Oct 20, 2020. The Future of Carbon Pricing: 2020 and Beyond. GLOBAL ENERGY OUTLOOK 2021: SIGNIFICANT POLICY CHANGE Global Energy Outlook 2021: Significant Policy Change Needed to Achieve Paris Agreement Goals. Resources for the Future’s annual Global Energy Outlook report finds that current trends fall far short of meeting emissions reduction targets, despite the CARBON PRICING 104: ECONOMIC EFFECTS ACROSS INCOME GROUPS Carbon pricing—implemented either through a carbon tax or cap and trade—is widely thought to be one of the most powerful policy options for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.As described in “Carbon Pricing 101,” introducing a price on emissions changes the cost of using fossil fuel, leading people to use less.Because a carbon price causes the costs of energy and other goods to GLOBAL ENERGY OUTLOOK 2021: PATHWAYS FROM PARIS Global Energy Outlook 2021: Pathways from Paris Richard Newell, Daniel Raimi, Seth Villanueva, Brian Prest Report 21-11 June 2021 LESSONS LEARNED FROM THREE DECADES OF EXPERIENCE WITH CAP Lessons Learned from Three Decades of Experience with Cap-and-Trade. Experience can offer some guidance to the conditions under which cap-and-trade approaches are most likely to work well, and when they may face the greatest difficulties. Working Paper by Richard Schmalensee and Robert Stavins — 1 minute read — Nov. 17, 2015.Download.
RFF SENIOR FELLOW DALLAS BURTRAW AWARDED AERE FELLOWSHIP RFF Senior Fellow Dallas Burtraw Awarded AERE Fellowship. Dallas Burtraw, who has written extensively on electricity industry regulation and climate policy, is the recipient of a 2021 fellowship from the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists.DANIEL RAIMI
Daniel Raimi is a Fellow at Resources for the Future and a lecturer at the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy at the University of Michigan. He works on a range of energy policy issues with a focus on tools to enable an equitable energy transition. He has published in academic journals including Science, Science Advances, Environmental ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE: CLIMATE IMPACTS, ADAPTATION, AND Join Resources for the Future (RFF) and the Urban Institute on Thursday, June 17, for the third event in Exposure, a six-part webinar series on environmental justice.Who stands to win—or lose—as a result of climate change? The impacts of temperature increases, sea level rise, and extreme weather events often hit low-income neighborhoods and communities of color particularly hard. RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE Resources for the Future improves environmental, energy, and natural resource decisions through impartial economic research and policyengagement.
SOCIAL COST OF CARBON RFF Live — Feb 10, 2021. The Social Cost of Carbon: Key Scientific and Policy Considerations for the Biden Administration. A conversation that will highlight the latest SCC-related research and give perspective on using the SCC to inform policy for the Biden administration. RFF Live — Oct 20, 2020. The Future of Carbon Pricing: 2020 and Beyond.WEBINARS - RFF
An Equitable Energy Transition for Workers and Communities. A conversation that will explore a recently published report and what future policy is needed to support fossil fuel workers and communities in the shift to a low-carbon economy. Policy Leadership Series — Apr7, 2021.
CARBON TAXES
Carbon Taxes. Many experts agree that taxing carbon to regulate emissions is the most economically efficient approach to achieve reductions and meet environmental goals. RFF research on carbon pricing examines the potential impacts on different regions and populations as well as on employment, assesses options for revenueuse, and more.
KEVIN RENNERT
Fellow and Director, Social Cost of Carbon Initiative. Phone number: (202) 328-5138. Email. Photo. Kevin Rennert joined RFF as a visiting fellow in 2017. Prior to his arrival at RFF, Rennert served as deputy associate administrator for the Office of Policy at the US Environmental Protection Agency. Leading up to his appointment in theOffice of
THE COMMUNITY IMPACTS OF SHALE GAS AND OIL DEVELOPMENTMARCELLUS SHALE DEVELOPMENTSHALE GAS COSTSHALE GAS FORMATIONSHALE GAS FRACKINGSHALEGAS NEWS
Many local communities support shale gas and oil development because of the expected economic benefits. However, communities may experience a variety of impacts, such as noise and light pollution; congested, damaged roads and increased traffic accidents; overpopulated schools;and
KYUNG-AH PARKKYUNG AH PARKKYUNG AH KIMKYUNG AH SOHNKYUNG AH PARK GOLDMAN SACHSSONG KYUNG AH MODELKYUNG AH KIM ARTIST Kyung-Ah Park. Kyung-Ah is the Managing Director of ESG Investment Management at Temasek, where she leads ESG integration across Temasek’s global investments and works closely with the investment teams to advance ESG related investments, partner with Temasek portfolio companies, and drive long-term sustainable value across theportfolio.
BRIAN C. PREST
Brian Prest is an economist and Fellow at Resources for the Future specializing in climate change, oil and gas, and energy economics. Prest uses economic theory and econometric models to improve energy and environmental policies by assessing their impacts on markets andpollution outcomes.
THE VALUE OF OPEN SPACE: EVIDENCE FROM STUDIES OF Value of Open Spaces equilibrium models of urban areas to derive the value of public goods, including open space amenities, and examines the effect of open space on urban spatial structure.4 This study covers more than 60 articles that use the various methodologies, REDUCING RISK IN MERCHANT WIND AND SOLAR PROJECTS THROUGH Reducing Risk in Merchant Wind and Solar Projects through Financial Hedges ii About RFF Resources for the Future (RFF) is an independent, nonprofit research institution in RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE Resources for the Future improves environmental, energy, and natural resource decisions through impartial economic research and policyengagement.
SOCIAL COST OF CARBON RFF Live — Feb 10, 2021. The Social Cost of Carbon: Key Scientific and Policy Considerations for the Biden Administration. A conversation that will highlight the latest SCC-related research and give perspective on using the SCC to inform policy for the Biden administration. RFF Live — Oct 20, 2020. The Future of Carbon Pricing: 2020 and Beyond.WEBINARS - RFF
An Equitable Energy Transition for Workers and Communities. A conversation that will explore a recently published report and what future policy is needed to support fossil fuel workers and communities in the shift to a low-carbon economy. Policy Leadership Series — Apr7, 2021.
CARBON TAXES
Carbon Taxes. Many experts agree that taxing carbon to regulate emissions is the most economically efficient approach to achieve reductions and meet environmental goals. RFF research on carbon pricing examines the potential impacts on different regions and populations as well as on employment, assesses options for revenueuse, and more.
KEVIN RENNERT
Fellow and Director, Social Cost of Carbon Initiative. Phone number: (202) 328-5138. Email. Photo. Kevin Rennert joined RFF as a visiting fellow in 2017. Prior to his arrival at RFF, Rennert served as deputy associate administrator for the Office of Policy at the US Environmental Protection Agency. Leading up to his appointment in theOffice of
THE COMMUNITY IMPACTS OF SHALE GAS AND OIL DEVELOPMENTMARCELLUS SHALE DEVELOPMENTSHALE GAS COSTSHALE GAS FORMATIONSHALE GAS FRACKINGSHALEGAS NEWS
Many local communities support shale gas and oil development because of the expected economic benefits. However, communities may experience a variety of impacts, such as noise and light pollution; congested, damaged roads and increased traffic accidents; overpopulated schools;and
KYUNG-AH PARKKYUNG AH PARKKYUNG AH KIMKYUNG AH SOHNKYUNG AH PARK GOLDMAN SACHSSONG KYUNG AH MODELKYUNG AH KIM ARTIST Kyung-Ah Park. Kyung-Ah is the Managing Director of ESG Investment Management at Temasek, where she leads ESG integration across Temasek’s global investments and works closely with the investment teams to advance ESG related investments, partner with Temasek portfolio companies, and drive long-term sustainable value across theportfolio.
BRIAN C. PREST
Brian Prest is an economist and Fellow at Resources for the Future specializing in climate change, oil and gas, and energy economics. Prest uses economic theory and econometric models to improve energy and environmental policies by assessing their impacts on markets andpollution outcomes.
THE VALUE OF OPEN SPACE: EVIDENCE FROM STUDIES OF Value of Open Spaces equilibrium models of urban areas to derive the value of public goods, including open space amenities, and examines the effect of open space on urban spatial structure.4 This study covers more than 60 articles that use the various methodologies, REDUCING RISK IN MERCHANT WIND AND SOLAR PROJECTS THROUGH Reducing Risk in Merchant Wind and Solar Projects through Financial Hedges ii About RFF Resources for the Future (RFF) is an independent, nonprofit research institution in RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE Resources for the Future improves environmental, energy, and natural resource decisions through impartial economic research and policyengagement.
GLOBAL ENERGY OUTLOOK 2021: PATHWAYS FROM PARIS 10 hours ago · Global Energy Outlook 2021: Pathways from Paris. Resources for the Future’s annual Global Energy Outlook report finds that current trends fall far short of meeting emissions reduction targets, despite the economic slowdown of the COVID-19 pandemic. SOCIAL COST OF CARBON RFF Live — Feb 10, 2021. The Social Cost of Carbon: Key Scientific and Policy Considerations for the Biden Administration. A conversation that will highlight the latest SCC-related research and give perspective on using the SCC to inform policy for the Biden administration. RFF Live — Oct 20, 2020. The Future of Carbon Pricing: 2020 and Beyond. GLOBAL ENERGY OUTLOOK 2021: SIGNIFICANT POLICY CHANGE Global Energy Outlook 2021: Significant Policy Change Needed to Achieve Paris Agreement Goals. Resources for the Future’s annual Global Energy Outlook report finds that current trends fall far short of meeting emissions reduction targets, despite the CARBON PRICING 104: ECONOMIC EFFECTS ACROSS INCOME GROUPS Carbon pricing—implemented either through a carbon tax or cap and trade—is widely thought to be one of the most powerful policy options for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.As described in “Carbon Pricing 101,” introducing a price on emissions changes the cost of using fossil fuel, leading people to use less.Because a carbon price causes the costs of energy and other goods to GLOBAL ENERGY OUTLOOK 2021: PATHWAYS FROM PARIS Global Energy Outlook 2021: Pathways from Paris Richard Newell, Daniel Raimi, Seth Villanueva, Brian Prest Report 21-11 June 2021 LESSONS LEARNED FROM THREE DECADES OF EXPERIENCE WITH CAP Lessons Learned from Three Decades of Experience with Cap-and-Trade. Experience can offer some guidance to the conditions under which cap-and-trade approaches are most likely to work well, and when they may face the greatest difficulties. Working Paper by Richard Schmalensee and Robert Stavins — 1 minute read — Nov. 17, 2015.Download.
RFF SENIOR FELLOW DALLAS BURTRAW AWARDED AERE FELLOWSHIP RFF Senior Fellow Dallas Burtraw Awarded AERE Fellowship. Dallas Burtraw, who has written extensively on electricity industry regulation and climate policy, is the recipient of a 2021 fellowship from the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists.DANIEL RAIMI
Daniel Raimi is a Fellow at Resources for the Future and a lecturer at the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy at the University of Michigan. He works on a range of energy policy issues with a focus on tools to enable an equitable energy transition. He has published in academic journals including Science, Science Advances, Environmental ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE: CLIMATE IMPACTS, ADAPTATION, AND Join Resources for the Future (RFF) and the Urban Institute on Thursday, June 17, for the third event in Exposure, a six-part webinar series on environmental justice.Who stands to win—or lose—as a result of climate change? The impacts of temperature increases, sea level rise, and extreme weather events often hit low-income neighborhoods and communities of color particularly hard. RFF Magazine logo RFFmy Resources for the Future HomeMenu Toggle menu
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