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Check out my latest article: NECP – should we abandon it or implement it?
Pantelis Capros, Emeritus Professor of Energy Economics at the National Technical University of Athens linkedin.com/pulse/necp-sho… via @LinkedIn
Pantelis Capros, Emeritus Professor of Energy Economics at the National Technical University of Athens linkedin.com/pulse/necp-sho… via @LinkedIn
www.linkedin.com NECP – should we abandon it or implement it? Pantelis Capros, Emeritus Professor of Energy Econom... • Is the NECP (National Energy and Climate Plan – 80% RES in electricity generation by 2030, ambitious electrification plus energy saving targets until 2030 and climate neutrality by 2050) and the... These analyses challenge the negative GDP and high-cost dogmas held by sceptics opposed to climate policies, which unfortunately are gaining influence today. In this light, the recent Nobel in Economics sends a message of great political importance. (3/3)
Our models, such as GEM-E3 with endogenous growth driven by green technology progress, along with similar models by others, provide evidence of the favourable GDP implications of climate-neutral technologies based on innovation-driven productivity gains. (2/3)
The well-deserved Nobel laureates in Economics, Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt, have inspired large-scale modelling of the potentially positive impacts of the green energy transition on economic growth. (1/3)