Policy sessions

Policy sessions aim to advance the application of environmental and resource economics in policy-making and to provide a forum of exchange between policy-makers and academics. Sessions are expected to be of interest to a broad audience of research economists. They will typically be formatted as roundtable discussions. All participants of roundtable discussions have to contribute a short statement to the policy session proposal. No papers are required. The Scientific Committee has selected a limited number of proposed Policy Sessions based on significance and originality.

 

June 23

8.30-10.30: A Circular Economy in Europe: Relevance, Issues, and Policy Options   

Raimund Bleischwitz / Robbert Droop, Paul Welfens, Roberto Zoboli

 

13.45-15.45:    The role of Institutional Investors in green energy financing

Isabelle Alloisio & Carlo Carraro / Jane Wilkinson, Etienne Espagne, David Bresch

 

16.15-18.15:    The Social Discount Rate for Assessing Environmental Policy: From Theory to Policy Implications

Phoebe Koundouri / Christian Gollier, Ben Groom, Aart de Zeeuw

 

June 24

8.30-10.30:    Linking Research and Policy-making for Inclusive Green Growth

Pranab Baruah / Francisco Alpizar, Edward Barbier, Steve Bass, Shailly Kedia, Inhee Chung

 


8.30-10.30:     Trade and Climate Policies in a post-2020 World

ZhongXiang Zhang / Scott Barrett, Thomas Cottier, Carolyn Fischer, Aik Hoe Lim

 

13.45-15.45:    Climate and Energy Policy after the Paris Agreement

Herman Vollebergh/ Scott Barrett, Lucas Bretschger, Thomas Sterner, Laurence Tubiana

 

13.45-15.45:    The Electricity Market in 2025: European Perspectives

Regina Betz / Christian Schaffner, Walter Steinmann, Urs Meister, Frank Krysiak, Marion Labatut, Iain MacGill, Nick Frydas

 

16.15-18.15:    Water scarcity and drought management: The role of economic instruments in the EU and Australia

Carlos Dionisio Perez-Blanco / Adam Loch, David Adamson, Jaroslav Mysiak, Carlos Mario Gomez, Dolores Rey

 

16.15-18.15:     Emissions Trading in China, Europe and the US - where we are, and where we will be going after COP 21, Paris

Frank Covery, ZhongXiang Zhang / Susanne Brooks, Carolyn Fischer, Ger Klaassen, Christian de Perthuis

 

June 25

8.30-10.30:     Nuclear Power in the 21th Century - Old Questions, New Insights?

Hannes Weigt / Tatsujiro Suzuki, Christian von Hirschhausen, Aya Kachi, Michael Schorer, Sebastian Schwenen

 

8.30-10.30:    Evidence-based and inclusive policymaking for China’s green transformation

Li Wanxinm / Jintao Xu, Fang Yu, Tomasz Kozluk, Xinling Feng, Aiyu Qu, Qiong Wu, Peder Jensen

 

8.30-10.30:    Public Policy Options to Drive Clean Innovation

Geoff McCarney / Antoine Dechezleprêtre, Carolyn Fisher, Michael Grubb, Nick Johnstone

 

14.45 - 16.45:    Lessons from Field Experiments on Natural Resource Management (NRM) in Developing Countries

Arild Angelsen / Jetske Bouma, Stefanie Engel, tbc

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