The Centre for Climate Economics and Policy (CCEP) is a network of researchers and experts working on climate change economics and policy and analysis of related topics. CCEP is an organised research unit at Crawford School of Public Policy at The Australian National University.
We share an active interest in informing policy and public debate. Our remit includes the analysis of cutting greenhouse gas emissions, as well as adaptation to climate change impacts. The focus is on Australia and the countries of the Asia-Pacific region.
John Quiggin: ’Australia’s failed energy policy needs more than just a Band-Aid’, The Guardian, 13 July 2018.
Frank Jotzo, Salim Mazouz, Dylan McConnell and Hugh Saddler: ‘We must fix the foundation of our energy policy to get out of the current mess’](https://theconversation.com/marrakech-climate-talks-produced-defiance-to...), The Guardian, 11 April 2018.
Evan Franklin and Frank Jotzo write, ‘Virtual power plants are in vogue, but they can be like taking a sledgehammer to a nut’, The Conversation, 7 March 2018.
- Tran, HTT., Kalirajan, K., July 2018, Is environmental goods trade beneficial for the environmental performance of the concerned countries? CCEP Working Paper 1808.
- Green, F, July 2018, Transition policy for climate change mitigation: who, what, why and how CCEP Working Paper 1807.
- Tran, HTT., Kalirajan, K., July 2018, APEC’s exports of environmental goods: an exploratory analysis of performance CCEP Working Paper 1806.
- Zhang, ZX, June 2018, Energy price reform in China CCEP Working Paper 1805.
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