Handelsblatt Global: Europe needs a minimum price on carbon emissions
“Adopting a higher price floor for every ton of carbon released during power generation will help EU countries switch from coal to renewables more quickly,” writes Robert Ritz, Senior Research Associate at Cambridge Judge Business School. The article is based…
Carbon price floor
The European Union should adopt a minimum price on carbon dioxide from electricity generation to boost low-carbon investment, says a new paper from the Energy Policy Research Group at the University of Cambridge. The European Union should introduce a minimum…
Two Cambridge Judge academics win Research Impact Awards
Professor Michael Pollitt and Professor Paul Tracey of Cambridge Judge are honoured with the School’s 2018 Sandra Dawson Research Impact Award. Professor Michael Pollitt Professor Michael Pollitt and Professor Paul Tracey of Cambridge Judge Business School have been named winners…
Eurasia Review: US Russia sanctions could have negative impact on EU energy security
Dr Chi Kong Chyong, Research Associate and Director of Energy Policy Research Group (EPRG) at Cambridge Judge Business School, comments on the US’s Russia sanctions and what impact these could have on energy security in Europe. “There is no single…
Euractiv: Consequences of Gazprom’s commitments on Central and Eastern European gas markets
Dr Chi-Kong Chyong, Research Associate at the Energy Policy Research Group (ERPG), writes about the current energy regulatory system in Europe in the light of an investigation into Gazprom’s suspected violations of EU antitrust rules. “More generally, in light of…
Business Green: Hard exit from EU emissions trading could damage global climate action
Michael Pollitt, Professor of Business Economics at Cambridge Judge Business School, discusses how a 'hard exit' from EU emissions trading could damage global climate action: "If we are serious about being a global leader on climate, and if Europe is…
Why energy technology is all about finding a balance
The impact of energy technology is at the heart of the climate change debate, and Dr David Reiner, Senior Lecturer in Technology Policy, says it's important to see both sides. "I have to see both sides of the argument," says…
Pipeline politics
‘Turkish Stream’ would work against European consumers, says Cambridge Judge researcher. Russia’s recent decision to abandon plans for a "South Stream" energy pipeline in favour of a "Turkish Stream" that avoids troubled Ukraine would work to the detriment of European…
EU Observer: Does Russia’s Turkey pipeline make sense?
Chi-Kong Chyong, a Research Associate the Energy Policy Research Group (ERPG) investigates Russia’s recent abandonment of “South Stream” in favour of “Turkish Stream” mean to European energy market. Read the full article [euobserver.com]…
Sputnik News: Experts believe planned gas hub in Turkey may change its image in Europe
If a gas hub for Gazprom is created in Turkey, this may change Europeans' view of the country, say academics from the Energy Policy Research Group (EPRG) at the University of Cambridge. Dr Chi-Kong Chyong, a Research Associate of the…