Calling climate negotiators. Out today in Nature Energy. "the framing of climate policy as economically detrimental to those pursuing it is a poor description of strategic incentives" #COP26Glasgow #ClimateAction Cambridge Econometrics CEENRG JFMercure nature.com/articles/s4156…

As Dan O'Neill says, big new article just out and link to website with more detailed data.

Delighted as a co-author to see this paper led by Emmanuel Aramendia out in Applied Energy @ElsevierEnergy. A Physical-Supply Use Table (PSUT) approach overcomes many of the limitations of traditional input-output models.

Tackling climate change requires closing many oil and gas fields. Who owns these stranded assets? In NatureClimate we trace $1.4 trillion in losses at the field to their ultimate owners and show that mainly private persons in rich countries stand to lose. nature.com/articles/s4155…

What are the actual energy savings when you upgrade a device to a more efficient one, & why? In a IAEE working paper, Matt Heun, Dr. Paul Brockway & I push the boundaries of energy rebound modeling & precisely translate between economic and energy categories. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

New open access paper: Co-benefits are much broader than health: In fact we found 86 unique co-benefits across five categories: Health, Energy Security, Economy, Social, and Environment. doi.org/10.1016/j.erss… And we propose a 4-step plan to integrate into energy/climate policy

PhD opportunity: 👀Collecting and Quantifying the Co-Benefits of Energy Demand Reduction in a Low Energy World –Deadline for applications is 6th March –3.5 year PhD. Main supervisor Dr Paul Brockway –phd.leeds.ac.uk/project/1564-c… –phd.leeds.ac.uk/funding/305-ep…

New Economics for Rebels podcast just out: me talking about energy's role in economic growth, and what if we can't shake off those pesky rebound effects open.spotify.com/episode/5RT9Pq…

ESEEORG check this out! Not one but **two** Ecological/Environmental Economist posts @SRILeeds. Come and join a wonderful team doing really exciting work! Deadline 14th July water@leeds iCASP WaterLANDS H2020_RecaP Drying River Networks and Climate Change

new 'degrowth in IAMs' co-author paper out now. led by Jarmo Kikstra - link to his tread here: x.com/JKikstra/statu… and the open access paper link here: doi.org/10.1080/095353…

new open access paper: 📢 Emmanuel Aramendia from @SRILeeds breaking new ground, extending EROI of global fossil fuel vs renewables to the useful stage. The switch to EVs / heat pumps etc steps efficiency up, meaning renewables EROI is often higher than FF, now. Read his thread: 👀

New publication in Applied Energy on the macroeconomic implications of the Electric Vehicle transition, along with co-authors Dr. Paul Brockway, Marco Sakai & @j_r_barrett . We use the MARCO-UK energy-economy model to explore thermodynamic efficiency and energy rebound. #EVTransition