Government policy in support of innovation often varies across technology areas. An important example are climate change policies that typically try to support so-called clean technologies that avoid greenhouse gas pollution and hamper dirty technologies that are associated with polluting emissions. This paper explores the economic consequences of such policy moves in the short run. Read more
The sale of the government-backed Green Investment Bank (GIB) for £2.3bn to a consortium led by Macquarie Group Limited has... Read more
This paper investigates the impact of the European Union Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) on technological change, exploiting installations level... Read more
The interplay between innovation and risk, and the social interactions between public and private sectors, are critical in fostering innovation and determining its effectiveness. Read more
Examines the impact of environmental regulation on the international diffusion of new technology through the patent system Read more
Abstract This paper analyses the relative influence of domestic and foreign demand-pull policies in wind power across OECD countries on... Read more
Report outlines the strategic choices facing Copenhagen as it builds on its pioneering work as a global green economy leader. Read more
