Paul Twomey
UNSW Business School
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Paul is a Research Fellow in the School of Economics of the Australian School of Business. He was a Jean Monnet Fellow at the Florence School of Regulation, European University Institute, Florence for two years. Earlier he worked as a post-doctoral researcher with the Electricity Policy Research Group at the University of Cambridge. As an economist, some of Paul’s energy and climate change research interests include analysing market power, the economics of renewable energy technologies, measuring security of supply and data transparency in energy markets. Paul has a bachelor degree in Economics from the University of Melbourne and MPhil and PhD degrees in economics from the University of Cambridge.
The following lists Paul’s publications released through CEEM.
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Title & place of publication | Author | Research area | Type | Links | Date |
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Notes for introductory statement to the Senate Economics Committee, 27th March 2009, and the Proof Committee Hansard, Reference: Exposure drafts of the legislation to implement the Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme | Regina Betz, Iain MacGill, Paul Twomey | Emissions trading | Submissions | Exposure drafts of the legislation to implement the Carbon Pollution Reduction …, PDF, Proof Committee Hansard | |
Submission to the Senate Select Committee on the Scrutiny of New Taxes, Nov 2010 | Paul Twomey, Regina Betz | Emissions trading | Submissions | ||
'Australia - Finally a Carbon Pricing Scheme?' in Greenhouse Gas Market 2011, Asia and Beyond: the Roadmap to Global Carbon & Energy Markets, by the International Emissions Trading Association | Paul Twomey, Iain MacGill, Regina Betz, Jones, M.C. | Emissions trading | Reports and Working Papers | Greenhouse Gas Market 2011, Asia and Beyond: the Roadmap to Global Carbon & Ene…, International Emissions Trading Association | |
Additional Action Reserve: A proposed mechanism to facilitate additional voluntary and policy emission reductions efforts in emissions trading schemes, CEEM discussion paper for comment DP_100212, February 2010 | Paul Twomey, Regina Betz, Iain MacGill, Rob Passey | Emissions trading | Reports and Working Papers | CEEM discussion paper for comment DP_100212, February 2010, PDF | |
'Renewable energy tariffs, subsidies, targets: are such policies needed under a carbon price?', in The Conversation, 6 Sept 2011 | Paul Twomey, Neil Perry | Emissions trading, Energy Efficiency & Distributed Generation, Large-scale Renewable Energy | Articles | The Conversation | |
The Claytons ETS, ABC Unleashed, 19th Aug 2009 | Paul Twomey | Emissions trading | Articles | ABC Unleashed, PDF | |
Wind Power and Market Power, Energy Policy, 38 | Paul Twomey, Neuhoff, K. | Large-scale Renewable Energy | Journal papers | Energy Policy, 38 | |
'Rationales for Additional Climate Policy Instruments Under a Carbon Price’, The Economic and Labour Relations Review, 23 | Paul Twomey | Emissions trading | Journal papers | The Economic and Labour Relations Review, 23 | |
'Carbon Markets: Inherent Limitations and Complementary Policies’, The Economic and Labour Relations Review, 23 | Paul Twomey, Perry, N. | Emissions trading | Journal papers | The Economic and Labour Relations Review, 23 | |
'The inevitability of ‘flotilla policies’ as complements or alternatives to flagship emissions trading schemes', Energy Policy, 48 | Rob Passey, Iain MacGill, Paul Twomey, Bailey, I. | Emissions trading, Large-scale Renewable Energy, Sustainability & general | Journal papers | Energy Policy, 48 | |
'Achieving additional emission reductions under a cap-and-trade scheme’, Climate Policy, 12 | Paul Twomey, Regina Betz, Iain MacGill | Emissions trading | Journal papers | Climate Policy, 12 | |
'Designing Prediction Markets for International Negotiations: Lessons Learnt from the Climate Summit in Copenhagen’, Global Environmental Change, 27 | Regina Betz, Paul Twomey, Cludius, J. | Emissions trading, Sustainability & general | Journal papers | Global Environmental Change, 27 |