HOW SOLAR ENERGY BECAME CHEAP: A MODEL FOR LOW‐CARBON INNOVATION by Gregory F.NemetRoutledge (2019), 238 pp. ISBN: 978‐0367136574 (hb, £88.00); 978–0367136598 (pb, £27.99); 978–0367136604 (e‐book,…
By M. Jefferson. Economic Affairs, 2019
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- Low‐carbon transition risks for finance (2020, background): “Cost-saving technological innovations, possibly incentivised by earlier climate policies, further lower the prices of low-carbon technologies (Kavlak, McNerney, & Trancik, 2018; Nemet, 2019).”
- Carbon‐Neutral Pathways for the United States (2021, background): “These have the potential to dramatically increase sales, drive innovation, reduce manufacturing costs, and lower purchase prices in a self‐sustaining market transformation (Nemet, 2019).”