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Editorial: AI-driven scientific discovery-transforming research across disciplines. [PDF]
Front Artif IntellHartung T, Oflazer K, Napoletano P.
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The prevalence and co-occurrence of emulsifiers, thickeners and stabilizers in food products on the Norwegian market. [PDF]
Food Nutr ResTrømborg ÅS +3 more
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Non-parametric Causal Discovery for EU Allowances Returns Through the Information Imbalance
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, 2015 This chapter provides a brief overview of the EU ETS. It outlines the design and scope of this market, presents data on aggregate allocation as well as emissions, and summarizes the development of allowance prices between 2005 and ...
Gronwald, Marc, Hintermann, Beat
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Enforcement of the EU ETS in the Member States
elni Review, 2015Although the EU ETS has been operating in three trading periods for ten years and has been extensively covered by legal research, there has been remarkably little attention given to the enforcement of the ETS. Although, generally, we have seen an increasing centralization of the EU ETS, monitoring and enforcement are still largely in the hands of the ...
Jonathan Verschuuren, Floor Fleurke
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Is the EU ETS a Just Climate Policy?
New Political Economy, 2015The European Union Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) is in dire straits. Prone to design problems and suffering from the effects of the economic crises the scheme is criticised for its poor achievements. In this paper we will analyse some of the features of this situation from an ethical perspective.
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Refocus, 2005
Europe's emissions trading scheme (EU ETS) has now been running for about five months and is already having a significant impact on power generation across the EU. The changes that it has accelerated within the European power industry have also revealed a number of underlying weaknesses and trends which go far wider than emissions management. Dr.
Theo Fens, Berend Olde Rikkert
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Europe's emissions trading scheme (EU ETS) has now been running for about five months and is already having a significant impact on power generation across the EU. The changes that it has accelerated within the European power industry have also revealed a number of underlying weaknesses and trends which go far wider than emissions management. Dr.
Theo Fens, Berend Olde Rikkert
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The future of EU carbon pricing: should non-ETS sectors be included into the EU ETS
2020The new von der Leyen commission in its European Green Deal (European Commission 2019) has committed itself to push for even more ambitious 2030/2050 carbon reduction targets. Many EU countries, however, already encounter great difficulties reaching their respective existing national targets for the non-ETS sectors, i.e.
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Institutional Investment in the EU ETS
2013This general review paper explores the role of institutional investment in EU ETS. We do so by addressing seven questions sequentially, namely: (1) How does the EU ETS work? (2) What drives the value of carbon? (3) What potential diversification benefits arise from investing in carbon?
Ivan Diaz-Rainey +3 more
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