BP / Duke Energy Corporation / National Renewable Energy Laboratory / UBS Investment Research / Chevron Services Company / Bank of America / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Germany / Italy / Japan / United States / Australia / China / Argentina / Spain / India / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
National Renewable Energy Laboratory / Belfer Center / University of Venice / Harvard University / /
IndustryTerm
oil consumption / increased energy efficiency improvements / energy input / energy types / energy sector representation / natural gas / welfare-maximising energy mix / greenhouse gas / energy prices / oil / natural gas generators / energy mix / natural gas consumption / sustainable energy system / low carbon energy future / energy policies / energy / high gas prices / energy production / electric and non-electric energy subsectors / energy markets / renewable energy investments / energy source / energy market / energy consumption / electricity generation / suitable tool / energy efficient business strategies / gas-fired power / electricity demand / energy sector / gas consumption / consistent energy mix / /
OperatingSystem
Capros / /
Organization
Doris Duke Charitable Foundation / Harvard University / University of Venice / Harvard / M. and Cathleen D. Stone Foundation / Harvard Kennedy School / Harvard University Center for the Environment / Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business / Alfred P. Sloan Foundation / Enel Endowment for Environmental Economics / Euro-Mediterranean Center on Climate Change / Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs / European Commission / Enel Foundation / ClimateWorks Foundation / European Council / European Union / /
Person
Massimo Tavoni / Enrico Mattei / Carlo Carraro / Robert N. Stavins / Giacomo Marangoni / Thomas Longden / /
The Harvard Project on Climate Agreements January 2014 Discussion PaperThe Optimal Energy Mix in