A combination of carbon pricing and a renewable portfolio standard for electricity companies in India will be more effective than either measure in isolation to help the nation meet its climate change targets, according to a study by MIT researchers.From pv magazine India. Combining an economy-wide carbon price with a renewable portfolio standard requirement on Indian electricity utilities could set a price per ton of CO2 emitted at a politically acceptable $6.17, according to a study by MIT's Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change. That figure compares to a price of $23.38/t ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...
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