Asami Miketa
International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis
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Energy Policy | 2004
Asami Miketa; Leo Schrattenholzer
This paper presents the results of using a stylized optimization model of the global electricity supply system to analyze the optimal research and development (RD the formulation is a straightforward expansion of conventional one-factor learning curves, in which only cumulative experience is included as a factor, which aggregates the effects of accumulated knowledge and cumulative experience, among others. The responsiveness of technological progress to the two factors is quantified using learning parameters, which are estimated using empirical data. Sensitivities of the model results to the parameters are also tested. The model results also address the effect of competition between technologies and of CO2 constraints. The results are mainly methodological; one of the most interesting is that, at least up to a point, competition between technologies—in terms of both market share and R&D support—need not lead to “lock-in” or “crowding-out”.
Books | 2004
Leo Schrattenholzer; Asami Miketa; Keywan Riahi; R.A. Roehrl
Sustainable development and global climate change have figured prominently in scientific analysis and international policymaking since the early 1990s. This book formulates technology strategies that will lead to environmentally sustainable energy systems, based on an analysis of global climate change issues using the concept of sustainable development. The authors focus on environmentally compatible, long-term technology developments within the global energy system, while also considering aspects of economic and social sustainability.
Archive | 2004
Leo Schrattenholzer; Asami Miketa; Keywan Riahi; R.A. Roehrl
In this chapter we describe general characteristics of energy-economy- environment scenarios. We characterize three groups of scenarios (high-impact, mitigation, and sustainable-development). We then characterize SD scenarios in more detail by comparing ranges of key variables (driving forces and results) of SD scenarios with ranges of the same variables chosen from the IPCC-SRES database of scenarios.
Ecological Economics | 2005
G. Klaassen; Asami Miketa; Katarina Larsen; Thomas Sundqvist
Energy Policy | 2006
Asami Miketa; Leo Schrattenholzer
Archive | 2004
Leo Schrattenholzer; Asami Miketa; Keywan Riahi; R.A. Roehrl
Archive | 2001
G. Klaassen; Asami Miketa; Keywan Riahi; Leo Schrattenholzer
Archive | 2004
Asami Miketa; Leo Schrattenholzer
Archive | 2004
Asami Miketa; Leo Schrattenholzer
Archive | 2004
Leo Schrattenholzer; Asami Miketa; Keywan Riahi; R.A. Roehrl