The bottom-up approach:
Research on Instrument Design to Reduce Emissions
The purpose of the Mistra Indigo research, conducted between 2012-2015, was to understand how to design and select environmental policy instruments to promote long term, cost-effective global mitigation of climate change, taking into account the uncertain international policy situation.
- Putting a price on carbon
- Identifying the role of industry
- Improving technology/policy interaction
- Studying the distributional effects of climate policy
The program was funded by the Mistra foundation
and was a collaboration between researchers at IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute, the Department of Environmental Economics at the University of Gothenburg and Resources for the Future, Washington D.C.
NEWS
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2016-06-10
An Analysis of Costs and Health Co-Benefits for a U.S. Power Plant Carbon Standard
Jonathan J. Buonocore, Kathleen F. Lambert, Dallas Burtraw, Samantha Sekar,
Charles T. Driscoll -
2016-03-21
Mistra Indigo – an important contribution to the global climate policy framework
During four years of intense study the Indigo Mistra research project has scrutinized economic and p... -
2016-01-29
Welcome to the final Mistra Indigo conference in Stockholm
After four years' of research Mistra Indigo is coming to a close and this with a final one-day confe... -
2016-01-14
Se inspelningen från "Efter Paris"
Mistra Indigos klimatfrukostmöte med Anna Lindstedt och Lars Zetterberg gick av stapeln den 17 dece... -
2016-01-12
The Initial Incidence of a Carbon Tax across Income Groups.
Williams, R., J. Carbonne, H. Gordon, D. Burtraw and R. Morgenstern. -
2016-01-12
Beyond IPCC: Research for Paris 2015 and Beyond
Sterner, T.
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