Climate Cost Uncertainty, Retrofit Cost Uncertainty, and Infrastructure Closedown A Framework for Analysis
Large and energy-intensive infrastructure investments with long life times have substantial implications for climate policy. This study focuses on options to scale down energy consumption and carbon emissions now and in the future, and on the costs of doing so. Two ways carbon emissions can be reduc...
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spelling | Miller, Sebastian Verfasser aut Climate Cost Uncertainty, Retrofit Cost Uncertainty, and Infrastructure Closedown A Framework for Analysis Miller, Sebastian Washington, D.C The World Bank 2010 1 Online-Ressource (32 p) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Large and energy-intensive infrastructure investments with long life times have substantial implications for climate policy. This study focuses on options to scale down energy consumption and carbon emissions now and in the future, and on the costs of doing so. Two ways carbon emissions can be reduced post-investment include retrofitting the infrastructure, or closing it down. Generally, the presence of bulky infrastructure investments makes it more costly to reduce emissions later. Moreover, when expected energy and environmental costs are continually rising, inherent biases in the selection processes for infrastructure investments lead to excessive energy intensity in such investments. Thus great care must be taken when choosing the energy intensity of the infrastructure at the time of investment. Simulations indicate that optimally exercising the retrofit option, when it is available, reduces ex ante expected energy consumption relative to the no-option case. Total energy plus retrofit costs can also be substantially reduced, the more so the larger is ex ante cost uncertainty. However, the availability of the retrofit option also leads to a more energy intensive initial infrastructure choice; this offsets some, but usually not all, of the gains from options for subsequent retrofitting Strand, Jon oth Miller, Sebastian oth Miller, Sebastian Climate Cost Uncertainty, Retrofit Cost Uncertainty, and Infrastructure Closedown http://elibrary.worldbank.org/doi/book/10.1596/1813-9450-5208 Verlag URL des Erstveröffentlichers Volltext |
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title_full_unstemmed | Climate Cost Uncertainty, Retrofit Cost Uncertainty, and Infrastructure Closedown A Framework for Analysis Miller, Sebastian |
title_short | Climate Cost Uncertainty, Retrofit Cost Uncertainty, and Infrastructure Closedown |
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