A variety of mathematical models have been proposed to characterize and quantify the
dependency of electricity supply technology costs on various drivers of technological …

Assets in the fossil fuel industries are at risk of losing market value due to unanticipated
breakthroughs in renewable technology and governments stepping up climate policies in …

Cap-and-trade and carbon tax regulations are the two main low-carbon policies to curb
carbon emissions. This paper studies the joint production and pricing problem of a …

Optimization-based frameworks for energy system modeling such as TIMES, ETHOS. FINE,
or PyPSA have emerged as important tools to outline a cost-efficient energy transition …

The proliferation and growing variety of climate-economy models and what are known as
integrated assessment models (IAMs) can make it difficult for someone interested in …

The use of log-linear experience curves (or learning curves) relating reductions in the unit
cost of technologies to their cumulative production or installed capacity has become a …

This paper aims at providing an overview and a critical analysis of the technological learning
concept and its incorporation in energy–environment–economy models. A special emphasis …

This study presents a policy planning model that integrates learning curve information on
renewable power generation technologies into a dynamic programming formulation …

Transitioning towards a sustainable energy system requires the large-scale introduction of
novel energy demand and supply technologies. Such novel technologies are often …

The purpose of this paper is to provide a quantitative analysis of innovation and diffusion in
the European wind power sector. We derive a simultaneous model of wind power innovation …