Vorträge des DIW Berlin

The Infrastructure Implications of the Energy Transformation in Europe until 2030 / 2050

The Future of Natural Gas in a Global Perspective: Resources, Trade, and Climate Constraints

National-Strategic Investment in European Electricity Transmission Capacity

Trends in the Natural Gas Industry: Prices, Contracts, and Geopolitics

Estimating Price Elasticities of Supply for the US Natural Gas Market

The Double-Dividend of Market Power Rents and Climate Change Mitigation: A Rationale for the Australian Coal Policy?

Towards Optimal Regulation of Transmission Network Investment under Renewable Integration

Residual Load, Renewable Surplus and Storage Requirements for Renewable Integration in Germany

A key feature of the German "Energiewende" is a shift towards variable renewable power sources like wind and photovoltaics (PV). According to the medium-term scenario of the network development plan drafted by German TSOs, onshore and offshore wind could account for around 45% of gross power demand by 2032, whereas PV could contribute around 10% (NEP 2012, scenario 2032B). Afterwards, the shares...

The Role of Hedging for Carbon Markets

Current and Prospective Costs of Electricity Generation

The Benefit of Coordinating Congestion Management in Germany

How Do Marital Transitions Affect Pension Building? Comparing Women in Germany and the United States

Das Berliner Wirtschaftsmodell 2030: Debatte

Bank Size Heterogeneity and Small Business Finance

Are There Bubbles in Stock Prices? Testing for Fundamental Shocks

Can Stock Price Fundamentals Really be Captured?: Using Markov Switching in Heteroskedasticity Models to Test Identification Restrictions

Testing Structural Identifications on US Monetary Policy and Stock Prices

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Die wirtschaftlichen Chancen einer klugen Energiewende

Can Employment Programs Reduce Poverty and Social Instability?