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EMF 29 Results Are Published
AnnouncementThe EMF 29 working group has published its summary report and technical papers on the role of border carbon adjustment in unilateral climate policy in the journal Energy Economics. Border carbon adjustments are subsidies and taxes that protect energy-intensive industries from trade competition with industries outside of the particular country. These adjustments reduce the average emissions leakage rate in the reference case from 12 to 8 percent across the different models. This special journal can be purchased at the link below (subscription required):
EMF and the California Energy Commission
AnnouncementHill Huntington currently serves as chairman of the Demand Analysis Expert Panel for the California Energy Commission. This panel advises the CEC on ways to improve its methodology for projecting electricity and natural gas demand over the next ten years. Key issues include the incorporation of uncertainty into CEC's forecasts, the merits and limitations of statistical end-use (hybrid) modeling approaches, and the comparison of CEC approach and forecasts with those developed by the state utilities.
March 30, 2011
ENERGY EFFICIENCY REPORT RELEASED
AnnouncementA new report Energy Efficiency and Climate Change Mitigation has been issued by the EMF 25 Working Group and is available for download along with the data set containing model results.
February 24, 2010
EMF 22 is now published and available for downloading
June 15, 2009
EMF22 Briefing "Climate Change Scenarios: U.S. Domestic and International Policy Architectures"
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