Peer reviewed publications
Contracts over economics: exiting fossil fuel power purchase agreements with Gernot Wagner, Sam Fankhauser, Abhinav Jindal, Haneea Isaad and Windy Dewi under review at Joule
How to attain a faster and fairer fossil fuel transition with Fankhauser et al. under review at Nature Climate Change
Climate Change Mitigation Policies for Developing Countries (2025) with Juliette Caucheteux and Sam Fankhauser. Review of Environmental Economics and Policy. Link.
The economics of coal phaseouts: auctions as a novel policy instrument for the energy transition (2024) with Michael Zaehringer. Climate Policy. Link.
Knowledge spillovers between clean and dirty technologies: Evidence from the patent citation network (2024) with Su Jung Jee. Ecological Economics. Link
Development and transition pathways for fossil fuel-producing low and lower-middle income countries in a carbon-constrained world (2024) with Foster et al. Nature Climate Change. Link
Principles of Decarbonisation Politics (2023) with Linus Mattauch. Nature Climate Change. Review. Link
Sensitive Intervention Points: A strategic approach to climate action (2023) with Penny Mealy, Pete Barbrook-Johnson, Matthew Ives and Cameron Hepburn. Oxford Review of Economic Policy. Link
Net zero portfolio targets for development finance institutions: challenges and solutions (2023) with Sam Fankhauser, Ingrid Sundvor, Stephanie Hirmer and Gireesh Shrimali. Global Policy. Link
Political Strategies to Overcome Climate Policy Obstructionism (2022) with Ryan Rafaty. Perspectives on Politics. Link
Greening our Laws: Revising Land Acquisition Law for Coal Mining in India (2022) with Tanmay Singh. Economic & Political Weekly. Nov 57 (no.46). Link.
The economic & legal case for revoking coal mining permits (2020) with Ryan Rafaty and Bjorn Hoops. Climate Policy. Feb 18:1-7 Link. Blogpost Paywall verion
The readiness of industry for a transformative recovery from COVID 19 (2020) with Sam Fankhauser and Raphaela Kotsch. Global Sustainability. Link
Sensitive Intervention Points in the Post-Carbon Transition (2019) with Doyne Farmer, Cameron Hepburn, Matthew Ives, Thomas Hale, Thom Wetzer, Penny Mealy, Ryan Rafaty and Rupert Way. Science. Link. Paywall version