TSEC2: Energy, Emissions and Technology Policy in European and Global Contexts
Sustainable energy policies occur within a European and global policy context where countries increasingly co-operate with other countries to achieve shared policy ambitions or carefully examine the lessons from experiments elsewhere with a view to implementing them domestically. The European and global context affects the security of UK energy supplies through possible disruptions and shocks leading to price hikes or unavailability as well as through the benefits arising from new technologies developed outside of the UK.
TSEC 2 addresses three themes:
People
- Karsten Neuhoff, Team Leader, TSEC 2
- Michael Grubb, Senior Research Associate, Chief Economist at The Carbon Trust, Executive Chair of Climate Strategies
- Angus Johnston, Associate Researcher, Lecturer at Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge
- Jevgenijs Steinbuks, Research Associate
- Misato Sato, Research Assistant
- Sarah Lester, Research Assistant
- Aurelie Mejean, Phd Student, Judge Business School, University of Cambridge
Research Partners on various projects
- Yihsu Chen, University of California, Merced
- Louis Coulomb, ECOFYS
- Jim Cust, University of Oxford
- Simona Dragosch
- Andreas Ehrenman, Université catholique de Louvain
- Cameron Hepburn, University of Oxford
- Christian von Hirschhausen, TU Dresden
- Roland Ismer, University of Munich
- Kim Keats, IPA
- Jan Lossen, Ersol
- Felix Muesgens, University of Cologne
- Felix Matthes, Oeko Institute
- Gregory Nemet, University of California, Berkeley
- Anne Neumann, TU Dresden
- Katja Schumacher, Oeko Institute
- Jos Sijm, ECN
- Maike Sippel, HWWA
