Research shows that auctions can help phase out coal while minimising taxpayer burden

Close up shot of a bucket of coal

A new study led by Dr Sugandha Srivastav of the Oxford Smith School & Institute for New Economic Thinking, published in Climate Policy, analyses the world’s first coal phaseout auction (conducted in Germany) and finds that it is a transparent and potentially cost-effective way for the early retirement of coal-fired power plants.

Read more here.

Tweet link opens new window Tweet