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CERE’s Kelly de Bruin went to Montreal, Canada to write a short paper but as enthusiasm grew, so did the goal and a new model saw the light of day: The Mitigation Adaptation Geo-Engineering Economy (MAGE) model. A model to rule them all, well at least mitigation, adaptation and geo-engineering. Here Kelly tells us more about her visit to Canada and the model.

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Michael Hoel, Bjart Holtsmark, and Katinka Holtsmark for their article:
Faustmann and the Climate, Journal of Forest Economics 2014, 20(2): 192-210

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kelly de bruin webCERE’s Kelly de Bruin is part of a session taking a closer look at how climate change impacts and adaptation options are assessed in economic terms and modelled within Kelly’s expert area; integrated assessment models (IAM’s).

The Summer School, September 19th-22nd, is organized by the University of Graz, Austria and their Doctoral Programme for Climate Change. They invited students in the process of writing their dissertations within the field of coping with climate change in order to learn and understand processes transferring their research into practical use.

Learn more about the Summer School

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Suggested actions for the Minister for Policy Coordination and Energy Ibrahim Baylan

One of five suggested paths from the IVA project Vägval el is to look upon electricity as an opportunity for industrial development and reduced climate impact.

CERE’s Runar Brännlund participated in the project and in June they handed over their compiled report to the Minister for Policy Coordination and Energy Ibrahim Baylan. Suggested paths;

Path 1: Look upon electricity as a facilitator for industrial development and reduced climate impact
Path 2: Provide flexibility for cost-effective development of the power system
Path 3: Take more environmental issues in to consideration than climate
Path 4: Establish a goal to secure supply in order to maintain the high levels of today
Path 5: Strengthen cooperation with the other countries

The entire report; ”Fem vägval för Sverige” (only in Swedish) can be found on iva.se.
Read the NyTeknik article; ”Fem tips till stabilt och hållbart elsystem” (only in Swedish), published July 14th 2016.

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Persson, L. The economics of the European Water Framework Directive –
A retrospective remark focusing on Sweden. pdfDownload
Arvaniti, M. & Carvajal, A. When financial imperfections are not the problem, but the solution. pdfDownload
Johansson, P-O. Tradable Permits in Cost–Benefit Analysis. A Numerical Illustration. pdfDownload
Johansson, P-O. On the Treatment of Emissions Trading and Green and White Certificates in Cost–Benefit Analysis. pdfDownload