Towards flexible energy demand – Preferences for dynamic contracts, services and emissions reductions
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DOI: 10.1016/j.eneco.2019.104522
Abstract: Abstract Households’ preferences for attributes of flexible energy demand are not well understood. This paper evaluates Finnish households’ acceptance of hypothetical contracts and services aimed at increasing demand side flexibility. We conduct a Choice Experiment… read more here.
Keywords: emissions reductions; contracts services; flexible energy; energy ... See more keywords
Optimizing emissions reductions from the U.S. power sector for climate and health benefits.
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DOI: 10.1021/acs.est.9b06936
Abstract: Improved air quality and human health are often discussed as "co-benefits" of mitigating climate change, yet they are rarely considered when designing or implementing climate policies. We analyze the implications of integrating health and climate… read more here.
Keywords: climate; power; health benefits; emissions reductions ... See more keywords