Robert Ritz

Name:	Robert Ritz
Affiliation:	EPRG
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Talks given by Robert Ritz

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• UK Energy Innovation Policy: Has the Government got it right?
• Capacity market impact on conventional generation under rising renewable feed-in
• Quantitative assessment of capacity market design options under rising renewable feed-in
• The robustness of Agent Based Model solutions
• The robustness of Agent Based Model solutions
• Paying for Improved Electricity Services in Developing Countries: Any Role for Previous Mitigation Action
• The Installed Base Effect in the Diffusion of Solar PV Technology in the UK
• Strategic Bidding in Multi-unit Auctions with Capacity Constrained Bidders: The New York Capacity Market
• Assessing Severe Nuclear Accident Risks – The ‘NREFS’ Project
• Understanding the role of unselfishness in the provision of public goods: An application to climate change

Talks organised by Robert Ritz

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• Generalised Multinomial Logit with Posterior Analysis: Exploring Willingness-to-Pay for Grid Resilience
• Energy, efficiency and economic growth in Europe: The long view, 1850-2000
• Winning the oil lottery: The impact of natural resource extraction on growth
• The competitive benefits of forward contracting over space and time (with Frank Wolak)
• Public Perception Towards Nuclear Risk in the UK: Implications For Nuclear Safety Emergency Governance (with David Reiner)
• The changing geography of Russia's gas sector and its global implications
• Climate Damage, Portfolio Risk and Fossil Fuel Investments
• The robustness of Agent Based Model solutions