International Energy and Climate Policy - Earlier publications

• Balancing the carbon market - Carbon market impacts of developing country emission reduction targets. March 2009
• Balancing the carbon market - Overview of carbon price estimates. March 2009
• Oil prices and climate change mitigation. May 2009
• Options to address concerns regarding EU ETS-induced increases in power prices and generators’ profits: the case of carbon cost pass-through in Germany and the Netherlands. February 2009
• Implications of CO2 Emissions Trading for Short-run Electricity Outcomes in Northwest Europe. December 2008
• The implications of free allocation versus auctioning of EU ETS allowances for the power sector in the Netherlands. December 2008
• The impact of the EU ETS on electricity prices. December 2008
• Considering technology within the UN climate change negotiations. November 2008.
• How to include CCS in the CDM? Baseline methodologies and institutional implications. November 2008.
• ECN contributed to the UNFCCC Technical paper. Investment and financial flows to address climate change: An update. November 2008.
• International Technology-Oriented Agreements to address climate change, December 2007.
• Agreement on technology? Political feasibility of potential international technology-oriented agreements to address climate change, November 2007
• Climate change mitigation and security of energy supply will benefit from technological innovation, September 2007
• A guide to bundling small-scale CDM projects, May 2007.
• Options for post-2012 EU burden sharing and EU ETS allocation. March 2007.
• GHG Marginal Abatement Cost curves for the Non-Annex I region, February 2007.
• EU ETS Allocation: evalutation of present system and options beyond 2012. December 2006.
• CO2 cost pass-through and windfall profits in the power sector. August 2006.
• CO₂ price dynamics. A follow-up analysis of the implications of EU emissions trading for the price of electricity. January 2006
• Allocation matters - so what can we do about it? Strategies for the electricity sector 2008-2012. November 2005.
• CO₂ price dynamics: The implications of EU emissions trading
  for the price of electricity. September 2005
• The interaction between the EU emission trading scheme and national policies. July 2005.
• ESCAPE: Energy Security & ClimAte Policy Evaluation, May 2005
• Realising the potential of small-scale CDM Projects in India, November 2004.
• EU Emissions Trading in a Crowded National Climate Policy Space: Some findings from the INTERACT project. March 2004
• The impact of the EU emissions trading scheme on the price of electricity in the Netherlands. February 2004
• Carbon Trading in the Policy mix. November 2003.
• Interaction of the EU emissions trading directive with climate policy instrument in the Netherlands. Policy Brief November 2003
• Interaction between the EU emissions trading scheme and energy policy instruments in the Netherlands. Implications of the EU Directive for Dutch climate policies. November 2003.
• An overview of Carbon transactions: General Characteristics and Specific Peculiarities, March 2003.
• Economic effects of grandfathering CO2 emission allowances. April 2002
• Kyoto mechanisms: the role of JI, CDM and ET in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, March 2000.
• Potential and costs of CDM options in the energy sector - inventory of options in non-Annex 1 countries to reduce GHG emissions, December 1999. 

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