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Technological Change for Sulfur Dioxide Scrubbers under Market-Based Regulation
- Land Economics
"... (CAAA) introduced tradable permits for controlling sulfur dioxide (SO2) emissions from coal-burning power plants and forced scrubbers to compete with other SO2 abatement options. While the flexibility of permits reduced overall compliance costs, a second-ary benefit would exist if there were resulti ..."
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of regulations specific to new boilers, known as new source performance standards (NSPS). Prior to implementation of NSPS there were very few scrubbers. As NSPS were intro-duced and revised, use of scrubbers was at first optional, and later essentially manda-tory for new coal burning boilers. The first set
OPERATING MARKET BASED REGULATION SERVICE USING SOFTWARE AGENTS COMPLIANT WITH NERC'S CONTROL PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
"... With the changing scenario for procurement of energy it becomes necessary to understand the process of obtaining energy from a diverse set of suppliers capable of providing substantial amounts of electric power at competitive prices. Sufficient insight has been gained in the energy brokerage system ..."
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system, employing Automatic Generation Control with parameters obtained from such a market, with North American Electric Reliability Council’s performance standards. The package employs a flexible and extensible Java-based agent development environment, MADKIT, to simulate the auctions for regulation
Market-based Emissions Regulation and the Evolution of Market Structure
, 2011
"... We assess the long-run dynamic implications of market-based regulation of carbon dioxide emissions in the US Portland cement industry. We consider several policy designs, including mechanisms that partially offset the cost of compliance through rebating. Our results highlight two general countervail ..."
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We assess the long-run dynamic implications of market-based regulation of carbon dioxide emissions in the US Portland cement industry. We consider several policy designs, including mechanisms that partially offset the cost of compliance through rebating. Our results highlight two general
Market-based
"... emissions regulation when damages vary across sources: What are the gains from differentiation? ..."
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emissions regulation when damages vary across sources: What are the gains from differentiation?
Optimal Emissions Reduction Investment under Green House Gas Emissions Regulations
"... In emissions intensive industries such as iron and cement, manufacturers can invest to reduce carbon emissions. Under carbon regulations, their investment decisions will change the cost struc-ture of production. We study the joint production and investment decisions under command-and-control and mar ..."
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-and-control and market-based regulations for a manufacturer. Market-based regulations include carbon tax and cap-and-trade, either gratis or auctioned. This provides insight for both manufacturers and policy makers about the influence of carbon regulations on firm profit and emissions reduction.
Market-based emissions regulation and industry dynamics., National Bureau of Economic Research, www.nber.org/papers/w18645
, 2012
"... We assess the long-run dynamic implications of market-based regulation of carbon dioxide emissions in the US Portland cement industry. We consider several alternative policy designs, including mechanisms that use production subsidies to partially offset compliance costs and border tax adjustments to ..."
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We assess the long-run dynamic implications of market-based regulation of carbon dioxide emissions in the US Portland cement industry. We consider several alternative policy designs, including mechanisms that use production subsidies to partially offset compliance costs and border tax adjustments
Corporate environmental management: Regulatory and market-based incentives
- Land Economics
, 2002
"... The corporate approach to environmental protection has been evolving from a regulation-driven reactive mode to a more proactive approach involving voluntarily adopted management practices that integrate environmental concerns with traditional managerial functions. A behavioral model of firm decision ..."
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of environmental liabilities and high costs of compliance with anticipated regulations as well as market pressures on firms that produce final consumer goods and have large capital-output ratios play a statistically significant role in inducing corporate environmentalism among these firms. Additionally, high costs
Three Principles for Market-based Credit Regulation
, 2011
"... Fondation des Treilles, and the International Monetary Fund. 1 Over the last three decades, a new market-based credit system has grown up to become larger than the traditional bank-based credit system, marking that achievement in 2007 with a financial crisis of its very own. 1 Some say the crisis wa ..."
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Fondation des Treilles, and the International Monetary Fund. 1 Over the last three decades, a new market-based credit system has grown up to become larger than the traditional bank-based credit system, marking that achievement in 2007 with a financial crisis of its very own. 1 Some say the crisis
1 Market-based bank capital regulation
, 2013
"... Today’s regulatory rules – especially the ineffective capital requirements – have led to costly bank failures. This column proposes a new, robust approach that uses market information but does not depend upon markets being ‘right’. Under the proposed regulatory system (i) bank losses are credibly bo ..."
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Today’s regulatory rules – especially the ineffective capital requirements – have led to costly bank failures. This column proposes a new, robust approach that uses market information but does not depend upon markets being ‘right’. Under the proposed regulatory system (i) bank losses are credibly
Market-based rate application · Natural gas regulation
, 2007
"... power in natural gas transportation markets ..."
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