Reference GHG emissions scenarios are critical for estimates of the costs of stabilization and for climate policy recommendations. But recently, existing reference scenarios, notably the SRES, have been the target of criticisms that question their relevance in the light of current emissions trends, dispute the suitability, for developing countries, of the modeling methodologies used and suggest they convey too optimistic views on spontaneous energy decoupling of emerging countries economies. This article focuses on an illustrative example on India. It proposes an alternative reference scenario built with a modeling framework representing as realistically as possible the processes driving energy intensity and carbon intensity changes, in par...
India and China are the world's most populous nations, but they have experienced a very different pa...
University of Technology Sydney. Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology.Prompted by the c...
With an increasing expected energy demand and current dominance of coal electrification, India plays...
Reference GHG emissions scenarios are critical for estimates of the costs of stabilization and for c...
Working Paper CIREDReference GHG emissions scenarios are critical for estimates of the costs of stab...
One of the current main objective of international negotiations on climate change aims at enlarging ...
International audienceReference emission scenarios in the literature have been the target of critici...
International audienceThe aim of this article is to analyze the potential for synergies between clim...
As a significant emitter of greenhouse gases, but also as a developing country starting from a low e...
The problem of mitigating climate change has continued to dominate public debates in terms of its or...
Rapid economic growth of developing countries like India and China implies that these countries beco...
This paper presents a modeling comparison on how stabilization of global climate change at about 2 °...
India and China are the world's most populous nations, but they have experienced a very different pa...
University of Technology Sydney. Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology.Prompted by the c...
With an increasing expected energy demand and current dominance of coal electrification, India plays...
Reference GHG emissions scenarios are critical for estimates of the costs of stabilization and for c...
Working Paper CIREDReference GHG emissions scenarios are critical for estimates of the costs of stab...
One of the current main objective of international negotiations on climate change aims at enlarging ...
International audienceReference emission scenarios in the literature have been the target of critici...
International audienceThe aim of this article is to analyze the potential for synergies between clim...
As a significant emitter of greenhouse gases, but also as a developing country starting from a low e...
The problem of mitigating climate change has continued to dominate public debates in terms of its or...
Rapid economic growth of developing countries like India and China implies that these countries beco...
This paper presents a modeling comparison on how stabilization of global climate change at about 2 °...
India and China are the world's most populous nations, but they have experienced a very different pa...
University of Technology Sydney. Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology.Prompted by the c...
With an increasing expected energy demand and current dominance of coal electrification, India plays...