The importance of spatial resolution for energy modelling has increased in the last years.
Incorporating more spatial resolution in energy models presents wide benefits, but it is not …

Many existing technical feasibility and modelling studies in the energy field are criticised for
their limited treatment of societal actors and socio-political dynamics, poor representation of …

Local air quality co-benefits can provide complementary support for ambitious climate action
and can enable progress on related Sustainable Development Goals. Here we show that the …

The COVID-19 pandemic induces the worst economic downturn since the Second World
War, requiring governments to design large-scale recovery plans to overcome this crisis …

Abstract The United Nations-led international climate change negotiations in Paris in
December 2015 (COP21) trigger and enhance climate action across the globe. This paper …

Cost of capital is an important driver of investment decisions, including the large investments
needed to execute the low-carbon energy transition. Most models, however, abstract from …

Abstract The European Green Deal aims to put the EU on track towards climate neutrality by
2050. One of the key elements is a more stringent greenhouse gas emission reduction target …

Well-known academic and non-academic institutions call for a new approach in economics
able to capture features of modern economies including, but not limited to, complexity, non …

Carbon pricing can steer energy choices towards low-carbon fuels and foster energy
conservation efforts. Simultaneously, higher fossil fuel prices may exacerbate energy …

This article outlines a critical gap in the assessment methodology used to estimate the
macroeconomic costs and benefits of climate and energy policy, which could lead to …