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The research group focuses on efficient, equitable and sustainable policies for energy and natural resource use, and implications for human welfare, the environment and climate change.

Seminars

August 20

Carolyn Fischer will hold a presentation titled Capital Adjustment Costs and Nationally Determined Contributions - How to Avoid Double Transitions of Energy Capital. The seminar will be held in Tårnbygningen at NMBU in room T401 at 14:15 to 15:30.

August 20

"Tropical forest carbon markets and the indigenous critique", At Litteraturhuset, Oslo, August 20th 2025 at 13.00 - 15.45 hrs.
More than one-third of the world’s remaining intact tropical forests lie within territories claimed by Indigenous Peoples. This seminar focuses on ART (Architecture for REDD+ Transactions), the certifier of tropical forest carbon credits, part of a new international carbon trading architecture initiated and financed by the Norwegian Ministry of Climate and Environment. (article and registration below).

August 13

Bjørge Gunnarson Bondevik, PhD scholar at the School of Economics and Business, will present details of his planned field work. Title of presentation: "Identification strategies in the presence of selection bias: Estimating (causal) effect of coffee value chain interventions among smallholder farmers".

June 4

Carolina Pezzardi, visiting PhD student from the University of Padua, will present her research on the relationship between real estate values and environmental impacts. The presentation is titled "Too Hot to Go? Climate Change and the Future of Tourism and Housing Prices in the Alps: An Analysis with Revealed and Stated Preference Methods".

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