Emissions trading and investment decisions in the power sector—a case study in Finland

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Investment risks under uncertain climate change policy (2007, background): “Also Laurikka (2004), Laurikka and Koljonen (2006), Kiriyama and Suzuki (2004) deal with the influence of future uncertain emissions trading and with CO2 penalties within a real options setup.”
European CO2 prices and carbon capture investments (2008, background): “Following Laurikka and Koljonen [ 23 ], emissions trading is likely to impact cash ‡ows in a given period through four mechanisms: existing cost categories (fuel costs), new costs (value of surrendered allowances), energy outputs (price of power and heat), additional revenues (free allowances).”
The use of real options approach in energy sector investments (2011, background): “…Dynamic programming [40] Hlouskova 2005 Power generation Monte Carlo Simulation [41] Madlener et al. 2005 Power generation Dynamic programming [43] Laurikka and Koljonen 2006 Impact of emission policy Pde; Monte Carlo simulation [44] van Benthem et al. 2006 Power generation Dynamic programming…”