Why are electricity prices increasing in Germany?
For much of this year Economists at Large has been lucky to have Georg Molz helping out on various projects. Now he turns his Teutonic talents to examining his homeland,.. read more
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The many prices of carbon
In a pre-election manoeuvre designed most probably to diminish carbon pricing as an election issue, Prime Minster Rudd has announced details about the plan to move to floating price for.. read more
AEMO: No, not an angsty teenager, the Energy Market Operator
By Jess Turnbull Last month the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) released its 2012 Electricity Statement Of Opportunities (ESOO), a forecast of electricity supply adequacy and corresponding investment trends over.. read more
Victorian Carbon Comedy Continues!
Last year I blogged about some of the Victorian government’s ridiculous claims relating to carbon pricing. I was upset that the Victorian government had made sensational claims without releasing their.. read more
Carbon (mis)information and cost-benefit analysis of carbon pricing
Tristan and I are winding up our work in Laos for WWF’s sustainable rattan project. As we’re getting ready to head back home, we looked at the Australian news and.. read more
The Clean Energy Future package is much more than just a carbon pricing scheme.
With the release of the Australian Government’s carbon pricing scheme on Sunday, Clean Energy Future, this antipodean nation with one of the highest per capita carbon emissions, has finally set.. read more
The Claim. The (lack of) Research. The IPA.
In last Friday’s Australian newspaper, there was a full-page ad on p5 from the Institute of Public Affairs. It was sparsely laid out, with only a few lines of text. .. read more
New tax heralds end of a long running subsidy
Economists at Large warmly welcome the carbon tax legislation in Australia. While many people do not welcome a new tax, another way of looking at this legislation is as the.. read more
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