ECOCEP Economic Modeling for Climate-Energy Policy Grant Agreement PIRSES-GA-2013-609642 Karel Janda & Milan Ščasný Charles University in Prague REA Technical review meeting Technology Centre ASCR, 13th March 2014 Key facts Title: Economic Modeling for Climate-Energy Policy Program: FP7 PEOPLE - International Research Staff Exchange Scheme Scientific panel: Economic Sciences Duration: 48 months (January 2014 – December 2017) Coordinator: Charles University in Prague Type of research : interdisciplinary research, with main focus on quantitative social science methods, and economics in particular Keywords: energy economics; economics of climate change; climate change mitigation; adaptation to climate change; resource and agricultural economics; environmental economics; impact assessment; energy demand; non-market valuation; health benefits; equity Main objective: reciprocal transfer of knowledge between senior research fellows, earlycareer academics and PhD students to support the evidence-based policy Main content: research and academic staff exchanges of 1 to 12 months duration per visit between the partners of consortium, covering mobility flows between the EU, and the USA, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Africa and Russia Consortium (17 partners) Czech partner – Charles University Prague (Institute of Econ Studies (IES FSV UK); Environment Center (COŽP UK), CERGE-EI) Europe – Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei – University of Oxford – Fondation Jean-Jacques Laffont, Toulouse Sciences Economiques Russia – The Centre for Economic and Financial Research at New Economic School – Irkutsk State University – Novosibirsk State University North America – Arizona State University – University of California – Cornell University – Harvard University – University of Maryland – McGill University Oceania, Africa – Australian National University – University of Queensland – University of Auckland – University of Cape Town Impact modeling and energy-resource markets WP2 Modelling Economic Effects of GHG Mitigation and Adaptation • • • • To develop or extend and update economic modelling tools to assess the impacts of GHG mitigating policies on particular economic sectors and on the economy in general. To analyse the effect of adaptation on modelling impacts To improve key parameters of the models by new econometric estimations To analyse the effects of climate change and incorporate them into the integrated impact assessment models WP3 Energy Resources • • • • • • To analyse energy security and supply reliability due to the increase in the share of renewable energy To analyse the potential for bioenergy and examine the energy-food-environment linkages with respect to price and availability To model strategic energy extraction and investigate the Green Paradox To understand energy resources markets: the determinants of energy prices To model energy markets in partail equilibrium framework To investigate interactions between energy and development and between economic growth and energy production and consumption Examining the behavior and assessing the impacts WP4 Energy Efficiency and Household Behaviour WP5 Non-market Effects, Risk and Equity • • • • • To analyse the economic, policy and attitudinal factors of residential energy demand and efficiency To investigate the determinants of household endowment by energy durables; analyse the so-called “direct rebound effect” To analyse household transportation patterns and mobility, the ownership of passenger vehicles and the potential for electro-mobility To investigate the public acceptance of climate change related policies and adaptation measures • • • • • To derive benefit estimates for nonmarket impacts of climate change To analyse health risks attributable to climate change and ancillary effect To quantify external costs attributable to energy generation technologies To extend impact assessment models by incorporating the non-economic impact of policies To analyse distributive effects and inequality (intra-generation equity) To analyse discounting (inter-generation equity) Deliverables & Milestones • • • • Publication in peer-review journals, WP series and edited volumes, or PhD theses Lecture texts and presentations Attendance at lectures, workshops and seminars at host institutions A post-trip report • • • • • • • • Kick-off meeting (M1) A digital web-based tool ready (M2) Web-based platform for reporting (M2) Internal evaluation of secondments, trainings and the transfer of knowledge (M14,26) Organisation of a scientific workshop (M36) Disseminate research results among decision-makers (M48) Final report (M48) Annual milestones & activities • Report on the secondments • Planning of joint events, presentations at workshops • Reporting of publication and presentations Coordination and Management WP1 Coordination Project management • Project Coordinator (CUNI) • Partnership Agreement o overall project management, Prof Karel Janda • Web-based tool for secondments o assisted by a Deputy Project Coordinator, Dr. calendar and reporting Milan Ščasný o supported by the management team in the • Annual meetings day-to-day management • Template for post-trip reports o administration, reporting and monitoring by a Project Manager • Financial reports • Secondments assessment based • In assistance with on the post-trip reports (annual) • Standing Executive Committee and their evaluation in M14 & M26 • Supervisory Board • • • Local Committees Work Package Leaders Scientific and Policy Advisory Committee Coordination and Management Project Coordination • • • • Project coordinator (PC) Deputy PC Management team for the day-to-day management Project Manager responsible for administration, reporting and monitoring of ECOCEP activities Standing Executive Committee (SEC) • • decisional body of ECOCEP 7 members> the PC (chair), Deputy PC, WP leaders, 2 members representing 2 non-EU regions Supervisory Board (SUPERB) • • to ensure the effectiveness of the exchange programme, the optimal choice of exchanges and high quality of the knowledge transfer 18 members> one representative from each ECOCEP partners, plus PC and Deputy PC Local Committees • • to collect and select the best candidates to participate in the WPs up to 3 members chaired by one of them nominated by each institution Work Package Leaders • to coordinate the delivery of all tasks within their WP Scientific and Policy Advisory Committee (SPAC) • • to provide external guidance nominated by the PC Impacts Scientific • deepen knowledge, widen skills, increase knowledge • decrease fragmentation, isolation and compartmentalisation of national climate and energy research efforts Technical • increase skills in modeling Commercial • none, we conduct basic research Social • focus on early-carrier researchers, paying attention for involving female students • social and distributional impact analysis • inequality analysis to understand energy poverty, adverse social effects of regulation, social exclusion due to potentially socially adverse policy effects Environmental • evidence-based efficient regulation • to design cost-efficient and environmental effective solutions Project Management Team – Prof. Karel Janda • Karel.Janda@seznam.cz • Project Coordinator • IES representative – Dr. Milan Ščasný • Milan.scasny@czp.cuni.cz • Deputy Project Coordinator • COŽP representative – Prof. Sergey Slobodyan • Sergey.slobodyan@cerge-ei.cz • CERGE representative Project Administration Team – Jan Novák • novakj@fsv.cuni.cz • Administration, reporting, website • Day-to-day communication – Tomáš Renner • renner@fsv.cuni.cz • Administration • Communication with REA – Lukáš Budín • budinl@fsv.cuni.cz • Support for mobilities – visa, accommodation Use of resources • Pre-financing – EUR 451 715 out of total contribution EUR 821 300 – January 27th 2014 it was received from REA – February 12th 2014 it was redistributed to beneficiaries Beneficiary Pre-financing (EUR) Charles University in Prague 204 215 Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei 85 300 The University of Oxford 47 500 Toulouse School of Economics 114 700 Use of resources • Division within Charles University 1.Period (EUR) 2.Period (EUR) Total (EUR) Institute of Economic Science (IES) 58 600 25 200 83 800 CERGE 48 600 29 000 77 600 Environmental Center 60 000 20 000 80 000 Incoming mobilities 36 800 43 000 79 800 Administration 10 500 6 100 16 600 CUNI Total 214 500 123 300 337 800 Secondment plan for 2014 Beneficiary Planned months Confirmed months % CUNI 41 18,3 45 FEEM 18 0 0 Oxford 6 4,1 68 TSE 30 26,3 88 FEEM resheduled its planned secondments to second semester of 2014 Project Website http://ecocep.cuni.cz • In operation since December 7th, 2013 • Main purpose: – to provide information to public and researchers – to provide support for seconded researchers – to serve as reporting tool – to inform about ECOCEP events – to share results of research Project Website http://ecocep.cuni.cz • Reporting tool – Online Application form – Sign-in section – Online submission of deliverables – Overview of applications – Database for reporting Kick-off meeting in Toulouse • Toulouse, France, June 27th, 2013 • 20th Annual Conference of the European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists (EAERE) • Attendance: – CUNI, FEEM, Oxford, TSE, University of Queensland, University of Cape Town, McGill University, Arizona State University EAERE Annual Conferences • The most important European conference in environmental and resource economics • ECOCEP fellows who participated in 2013 – CUNI – Karel Janda, Milan Ščasný, Vojtěch Máca, Jan Urban – Oxford – Rick Van der Ploeg, Tim Willems, Samuel Wills, David von Below – TSE – Henrik Andersson, Arnaud Reynaud, Stefan Ambec, Nicolas Treich, Philippe Bontems, Emmanuelle Lavaine, Daniel Herrera – UC Berkeley – David Zilberman – Arizona State U – Charles Perrings, Jeffrey Englin – U of Cape Town – Edwin Muchapondwa, Anthony Leiman – UQ – Celine Nauges, John Quiggin – McGill – Robert Cairns, Hassan Benchekroun EAERE Annual Conferences • Possibility to disseminate results of ECOCEP project among scientific community • Next Annual Conferences: – 5th World congress of Environmental and Resource Economists • June 2014, Istanbul – EAERE 21st Annual Conference • June 2015, Helsinki – EAERE 22nd Annual Conference • June 2016, Zurich Dissemination • Results of research will be available from Post-trip reports after arrival of first researchers • All publications or any other dissemination relating to foreground shall include acknowledgement of Marie Curie Actions Thak you for your attention Karel Janda & Milan Ščasný Charles University in Prague REA Technical review meeting Technology Centre ASCR, 13th March 2014