Miljøøkonomisk konference 2023

Green transition (micro and macro perspectives)

All in it together: A multilevel model to explore household characteristics of PV adoption intentions in Germany
(Karyn Morrisey)

Cost-benefit analysis of liberalizing the waste incineration sector
(Asbjørn Kamp Johannesen)

Technical and Economic Optimization of the PtX Value Chain
(Morten Hørmann)

Coordination mechanisms in collective agri-environmental programs: Experimental evidence
(Goytom Abraha Kahsay)

How to square the cycle: ‘Green Transition’ and Increased Welfare
(Jesper Jespersen)

Re-designing peatland conservation programs to improve their effect
(Michael Friis Pedersen)

In my backyard!?

Carbon Footprints on my Doorstep: Investigating the relationship between scope, spatial characteristics, and willingness to pay for CCS in Denmark
(Matteo Zuch)

Opportunities and Risks in the Residential Sector During a Green Transition: House Prices, Energy Renovations and Rising Energy Prices (Alessandro T. Martinello / Niels Framroze Møller)

Wind turbines and municipality borders
(Carsten Andersen)

Solar Parks Affect House Prices of Near Neighbors – The Actual
Compensation in Denmark is too Low
(Frederik Læssøe Nielsen)

Water and coast

Including social and nature vulnerabilities into flood risk assessments
(Urs Steiner Brandt)

Assessing the value of water quality improvements when time lags exist
(Tobias Holmsgaard Rønn)

Adaption of the Danish Farm Sector to a GHG-tax
(Jesper Sølver Schou)

Challenges and uncertainties in estimating damage costs of extreme flooding events illustrated by Danish case studies
(Kirsten Halsnæs)

Triggering Cooperation By Using Outside Options 
(Peter Martinsson)

Designing a Cost-Effective Climate Policy for the Agricultural Sector: Minimizing Carbon Leakage Risks
(Master thesis, Eva Birk Nielsen)

Incorporating time lags and outcome uncertainty in estimation of welfare benefits – a CBA of water quality improvements in Limfjorden
(Søren Boye Olsen)

Revealing lay people’s perception of biodiversity and its value using Q-methodology
(Kennet Uggeldahl)

A simple model for the economic effects of a greenhouse gas tax on Danish agriculture
(Peter Birch Sørensen)

CO₂ tax

Uniform CO₂-taxation
(Allis Ougaard / Lea Rottbøll Kofoed)

Cleaning the Air? The Causal Effects of Traffic Restrictions
(Marcella Veronesi)

Climate gas tax and subsidies for cleaner technologies – how do we reach the goals without “yellow vests” (Christian Ege)

Air pollution and Test Scores: Impacts and Heterogeneity
(Timo Hener)

Incentivising International Climate Cooperation Through Trade Measures: Uniform Tariffs Versus BCA
(Master thesis, Charlotte Thejll-Oxborrow)

Estimating costs of technologies reducing ammonia emissions for finishers in pig production in Denmark for future BAT requirements (Brian Jakobsen)

Optimal unilateral climate policy with carbon leakage at the extensive and the intensive margin
(Peter Kjær Kruse-Andersen)