Search Results - "Uppal, Anagha"

Avoiding ecosystem and social impacts of hydropower, wind, and solar in Southern Africa’s low-carbon electricity system by Wu, Grace C., Deshmukh, Ranjit, Trainor, Anne, Uppal, Anagha, Chowdhury, A. F. M. Kamal, Baez, Carlos, Martin, Erik, Higgins, Jonathan, Mileva, Ana, Ndhlukula, Kudakwashe

“…The scale at which low-carbon electricity will need to be deployed to meet economic growth, electrification, and climate goals in Africa is unprecedented, yet…”
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Development and Implementation of a Decision Support Tool for Large-Scale Renewable Energy Zone Allocation by Uppal, Anagha

“…With steadily-declining wind and solar energy prices, many developing countries have the opportunity to leapfrog into a low carbon future and avoid investing…”
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Equitable low-carbon transition pathways for California’s oil extraction by Deshmukh, Ranjit, Weber, Paige, Deschenes, Olivier, Hernandez-Cortes, Danae, Kordell, Tia, Lee, Ruiwen, Malloy, Christopher, Mangin, Tracey, Meng, Measrainsey, Sum, Sandy, Thivierge, Vincent, Uppal, Anagha, Lea, David W., Meng, Kyle C.

“…Oil supply-side policies—setbacks, excise taxes and carbon taxes—are increasingly considered for decarbonizing the transportation sector. Understanding not…”
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Well setbacks limit California’s oil supply with larger health benefits and employment losses than excise and carbon taxes by Deshmukh, Ranjit, Weber, Paige, Deschenes, Olivier, Hernandez-Cortes, Danae, Kordell, Tia, Lee, Ruiwen, Malloy, Christopher, Mangin, Tracey, Meng, Measrainsey, Sum, Sandy, Thivierge, Vincent, Uppal, Anagha, Lea, David W., Meng, Kyle C.

“…Compared to excise taxes and carbon taxes, setback restrictions on new oil wells have larger health benefits and worker compensation losses, but are more…”
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