About

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The project and network concentrate on developing econometric methods to augment climate-economic research by helping disentangle Read More ...

People

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The project is led by Professor Sir David Hendry and Dr Felix Pretis at Oxford University Read More ...

Research

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The research builds on econometric methods to improve our understanding of the interaction of human activity Read More ...

Tools

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Statistical and econometric software tools for data analysis. COVID-19 We have launched a website providing short-term Read More ...

Publications

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Climate Econometrics Publications

Network

Posted on 23rd November 2016By fpretis

Climate Econometrics Research Network We are a community of researchers interested in econometric models of climate Read More ...

Climate Econometrics – An International Research Network and research project at Nuffield College, University of Oxford in collaboration with the University of Victoria and the Environmental Defense Fund.

Featured Research

	What are the events that shake our world? Measuring and hedging global COVOL, Journal of Financial Economics Rob Engle & Susana Campos-Martins
	Extreme weather and climate policy, Environmental Politics Sam Rowan
	Attributing agnostically detected large reductions in road CO2 emissions to policy mixes, Nature Energy Nicolas Koch, Lennard Naumann, Felix Pretis, Nolan Ritter & Moritz Schwarz
	Allocation, allocation, allocation! The political economy of the development of the European Union Emissions Trading System, WIREs Climate Change Misato Sato, Ryan Rafaty, Raphael Calel & Michael Grubb

News

Climate Policy for Ruminant Agriculture in Ireland – Blog series UCD Earth Institute
The role of energy in UK inflation and productivity – VoxEU
Identifying the public policies that cut road transport emissions by up to 26%
Forecasting Impact podcast with Jennifer Castle

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Improving our understanding of the impact of humanity on climate and vice versa through the use of econometrics.

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Upcoming Events

Climate Econometrics Seminar – Tuesday 13th Dec, 4pm (GMT) – Guillaume Chevillon – “What does is take to control global temperatures? Prospective and counterfactual carbon abatement policies in a cointegrated vector autoregressive model”. Registration not yet open.