Advancing the science and design of market-based mechanisms by quantifying the strength of the economic signals they generate.
I lead a research group at Imperial College London that develops globally spatially resolved, data-driven simulation and optimisation models to quantify the strength of the economic signals generated by market-based mechanisms and answer the below questions. Explore our research projects and meet the team below.
MECHANISMS
ETS · Carbon Taxes · CBAM · CfDs
Fuel Mandates · Feebates · Carbon Insets
Internal Carbon Pricing · Voluntary Carbon Markets
and more…
Can market-based mechanisms generate economic signals that correct market failures constraining low-carbon innovation?
Can those economic signals redirect capital towards low-carbon innovation?
Can market-based mechanisms improve the commercial viability of low-carbon innovation?
Is the resulting economically viable abatement sufficient to achieve a sustainable transition?
Can the resulting economically viable demand trigger market adoption and diffusion of low-carbon innovations?
How can existing market-based mechanisms be enhanced to maximise their impact?
What new market-based mechanisms are needed to address emerging climate and investment challenges?
Projects
A global view of the market-based mechanisms, sectors and low carbon innovations covered across my research portfolio. Click to see the people involved and research area.
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Research organised around the questions that shape my work
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