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.
Frank Jotzo write and Zeba Anjum, ‘The true cost of keeping the Liddell power plant open’, The Conversation, 8 September 2017
Re-published on ABC Liddell power station: The true cost of keeping the coal-fired plant open, ABC, 12 September 2017
Frank Jotzo writes, ‘Reviewing the Finkel Review and the political response’, Committee for Economic Development of Australia, 23 June 2017
Frank Jotzo extensively quoted in ‘How Australia’s climate policies came to be poisoned by pragmatism’, The Guardian, 17 June 2017
- Fei Teng, Frank Jotzo, Xin Wang, July 2017, Interactions between market reform and a carbon price in China’s power sector CCEP Working Paper 1707.
- David I. Stern, April 2017, How Accurate are Energy Intensity Projections? CCEP Working Paper 1706.
- Sam Fankhauser, Frank Jotzo, March 2017, Economic growth and development with low-carbon energy CCEP Working Paper 1705.
- Weishi Zhang, David I. Stern, Xianbing Liu, Wenjia Cai, Can Wang, March 2017, An analysis of the costs of energy saving and CO2 mitigation in rural households in China CCEP Working Paper 1704.
Updated: 25 February 2016/Responsible Officer: Crawford Engagement/Page Contact: CAP Web Team
