The objective of the Workshop is to present the main results of an expert elicitation survey on the role of research, development, and demonstration (RD&D) in addressing the major problems of nuclear fission. After a presentation of the survey results, participants will discuss both areas of agreement and areas of disagreement, in an effort to understand where there is consensus and where the most important disputes and uncertainties lie.
'Innovation for Climate chAnge mitigation: a study of energy R&d, its Uncertain effectiveness and Spillovers' is a three-year (2010-2012) European Research Center (ERC) Starting Grant funded by the European Commission under the umbrella of the 7th Framework Programme.
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The future costs of nuclear power using multiple expert elicitations: effects of RD&D and elicitation design
Characterization of the anticipated performance of energy technologies to inform policy decisions increasingly relies on expert elicitation. Knowledge about how elicitation design factors impact the probabilistic estimates emerging from these studies … [More...]
Going Electric: Expert Survey on the Future of Battery Technologies for Electric Vehicles
The paper describes the results of a survey, carried out with leading EU experts, on the capacity of both fully electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles to reach commercial success in the next twenty years. The success of electric transport is hampered … [More...]
Clean and Dirty International Technology Diffusion
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Energy Intensity Developments in 40 Major Economies: Structural Change or Technology Improvement?
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