Publications

Finding a Viable Path to Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Keigo Akimoto, Jun Arima, Mustafa Babiker, Mark Caine, David Hobbs, Eija-Riitta Korhola, Adam Sieminski, Nico Stehr, Hiroyuki Tezuka, Masakazu Toyoda, Eric Williams

A viable, least-cost pathway to a low greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions future must lie within the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Paris Agreement. The rulebook for the Agreement was in many ways rewritten at the 2018 United…

Keigo Akimoto

Jun Arima

Babiker, Mustafa

Mark Caine

Hobbs, David

Eija-Riitta Korhola

Adam Sieminski

Nico Stehr

Hiroyuki Tezuka

Masakazu Toyoda

Williams, Eric

Blind Spots in Energy Transition Policy: Case Studies From Germany and USA

Science Direct

Energy transitions aim at economic prosperity through ‘green-collar’ job-creation, greater energy ‘independence’, and/or reduced emissions. These objectives imply creating policy-supported national renewable technology industries, ideally reducing clean energy costs to a point where support becomes unnecessary.

Amro Elshurafa, David Hobbs, Hind Farang

Tight oil market dynamics: Benchmarks, breakeven points, and inelasticities

Energy Economics

When comparing oil and gas projects – their relative attractiveness, robustness, and contribution to markets – various dollar per barrel benchmarks are quoted in the literature and in public debates. Among these benchmarks are a variety of breakeven points (also…

David Hobbs

Foreword to the special issue: Renewables and diversification in heavily energy subsidized economies

Energy Journal

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Carlo Andrea Bollino, David Hobbs, Lester C. Hunt, Nora Nezamuddin

Tight Oil Development Economics: Benchmarks, Breakeven Points, and Inelasticities

David Hobbs