Dirk Rübbelke
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 5737612 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Dirk Rübbelke |
| PRENOMES | Dirk |
| SOBRENOME | Rübbelke |
| ASSINATURA | RÜBBELKE D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | TU Bergakademie Freiberg |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9934-8570 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2005 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Transition of the transport sector in a mining region
Cross-Impact Balance (CIB) analysis has proven to be a valuable approach for modeling complex socio-technological-economic systems. Traditionally, it has been applied to well-defined systems characterized by a high level of aggregation. The main objective of our study is to extend the scope of the CIB method to less aggregated contexts that incorporate greater detail. Specifically, we demonstrate its expanded applicability through the example of …
Challenges for Energy Transition
Recent global events have underscored the significant impact on global value chains. Incidents such as the Suez Canal blockage, supply shortages caused by the COVID‐19 pandemic and the Ukraine‐Russia war have raised concerns about potential future risks and how to measure them. Risk assessments are crucial for stakeholders throughout the supply chain and play an essential role with regard to economic welfare and sustainability, including consider…
Improving Public Good Supply and Income Equality
This paper explores for a standard public good economy how redistribution of income changes public good supply in a Lindahl equilibrium, which is a prototype of an efficient public good allocation. In particular, it is shown how under certain premises on preferences a less equal income distribution may lead to a higher public good supply in the non-cooperative Nash equilibrium than in a cooperative outcome as given by the Lindahl equilibrium. The…
Macroeconomic impacts of energy communities and individual prosumers
Effects of a coal phase-out in Europe on reaching the UN Sustainable Development Goals
Several European countries plan to phase out coal-fired power plants in order to reach their greenhouse gas abatement targets. Additionally, the phase-out will bring about so-called ancillary effects or co-effects. In our study, we focus on the co-effects induced in the countries that export coal to Europe. Furthermore, we examine the ancillary effects imposed on China as a major supplier of technologies (like solar energy technologies) that will…
Allocation of Adaptation Aid
The paper derives an efficient allocation rule of adaptation aid from a donor to the recipient nations, which is different from the traditional development aid literature. The design of the allocation rule takes care of the optimum reaction of the nations on receipt of the aid. It suggests that the allocation rule must take care of (i) distributional weight of the recipients on the donor’s welfare, (ii) their vulnerability to climate change, (iii…
Electricity market relationship between Great Britain and its neighbors
Climate and Development
In this paper we present a simple impact assessment exercise conducted with a \nCGE model with two purposes. Firstly, we address a specific criticism raised \nagainst IAMs: that of “overly optimistic” representation of adaptation processes \nthat brings, as a consequence, the implicit conclusion of a tendency to \nunderestimate climate change damages. We show that introducing rigidities in \nadaptation processes the general results of the economi…
Why the trend towards gas-guzzlers? A closer look at the complex effects of social norms on German car buyers
Potentially Harmful International Cooperation on Global Public Good Provision
Experience from climate policy suggests that full cooperation among all countries is not a likely outcome. In this paper we therefore consider the case where only members of a subgroup of countries cooperate by reciprocally matching their public good contributions. In a two‐stage game, matching rates are set at stage 1 then national contributions are chosen at stage 2. In the case of small coalitions, negative matching may result in the subgame‐p…
On the Voluntary Provision of International Public Goods
Water constraints on European power supply under climate change
Recent warm, dry summers showed the vulnerability of the European power sector to low water availability and high river temperatures. Climate change is likely to impact electricity supply, in terms of both water availability for hydropower generation and cooling water usage for thermoelectric power production. Here, we show the impacts of climate change and changes in water availability and water temperature on European electricity production and…
ICT applications in the research into environmental sustainability
International support of climate change policies in developing countries
Transitions in the negotiations on climate change
Impacts of climate change on European critical infrastructures
Environmental Protection and the Private Provision of International Public Goods
International environmental protection like the combat of global warming exhibits properties of public goods. In the international arena, no coercive authority exists that can enforce measures to overcome free‐rider incentives. Therefore decentralized negotiations between individual regions serve as an approach to pursue efficient international environmental protection. We propose a scheme which is based on the ideas of Coasean negotiations and P…
Climate policy and ancillary benefits
Foreign Aid and Global Public Goods
Impacts of climate change on European critical infrastructures
Potentially Harmful International Cooperation on Global Public Good Provision
Experience from climate policy suggests that full cooperation among all countries is not a likely outcome. In this paper we therefore consider the case where only members of a subgroup of countries cooperate by reciprocally matching their public good contributions. In a two‐stage game, matching rates are set at stage 1 then national contributions are chosen at stage 2. In the case of small coalitions, negative matching may result in the subgame‐p…
Environmental Protection and the Private Provision of International Public Goods
International environmental protection like the combat of global warming exhibits properties of public goods. In the international arena, no coercive authority exists that can enforce measures to overcome free‐rider incentives. Therefore decentralized negotiations between individual regions serve as an approach to pursue efficient international environmental protection. We propose a scheme which is based on the ideas of Coasean negotiations and P…
Why the trend towards gas-guzzlers? A closer look at the complex effects of social norms on German car buyers
Foreign Aid and Global Public Goods
Climate policy and ancillary benefits
Transitions in the negotiations on climate change
Impacts of climate change on European critical infrastructures
Environmental Protection and the Private Provision of International Public Goods
International environmental protection like the combat of global warming exhibits properties of public goods. In the international arena, no coercive authority exists that can enforce measures to overcome free‐rider incentives. Therefore decentralized negotiations between individual regions serve as an approach to pursue efficient international environmental protection. We propose a scheme which is based on the ideas of Coasean negotiations and P…
International support of climate change policies in developing countries
Water constraints on European power supply under climate change
Recent warm, dry summers showed the vulnerability of the European power sector to low water availability and high river temperatures. Climate change is likely to impact electricity supply, in terms of both water availability for hydropower generation and cooling water usage for thermoelectric power production. Here, we show the impacts of climate change and changes in water availability and water temperature on European electricity production and…
ICT applications in the research into environmental sustainability
Potentially Harmful International Cooperation on Global Public Good Provision
Experience from climate policy suggests that full cooperation among all countries is not a likely outcome. In this paper we therefore consider the case where only members of a subgroup of countries cooperate by reciprocally matching their public good contributions. In a two‐stage game, matching rates are set at stage 1 then national contributions are chosen at stage 2. In the case of small coalitions, negative matching may result in the subgame‐p…
On the Voluntary Provision of International Public Goods
Why the trend towards gas-guzzlers? A closer look at the complex effects of social norms on German car buyers
Climate and Development
In this paper we present a simple impact assessment exercise conducted with a \nCGE model with two purposes. Firstly, we address a specific criticism raised \nagainst IAMs: that of “overly optimistic” representation of adaptation processes \nthat brings, as a consequence, the implicit conclusion of a tendency to \nunderestimate climate change damages. We show that introducing rigidities in \nadaptation processes the general results of the economi…
Allocation of Adaptation Aid
The paper derives an efficient allocation rule of adaptation aid from a donor to the recipient nations, which is different from the traditional development aid literature. The design of the allocation rule takes care of the optimum reaction of the nations on receipt of the aid. It suggests that the allocation rule must take care of (i) distributional weight of the recipients on the donor’s welfare, (ii) their vulnerability to climate change, (iii…
Electricity market relationship between Great Britain and its neighbors
Improving Public Good Supply and Income Equality
This paper explores for a standard public good economy how redistribution of income changes public good supply in a Lindahl equilibrium, which is a prototype of an efficient public good allocation. In particular, it is shown how under certain premises on preferences a less equal income distribution may lead to a higher public good supply in the non-cooperative Nash equilibrium than in a cooperative outcome as given by the Lindahl equilibrium. The…
Macroeconomic impacts of energy communities and individual prosumers
Effects of a coal phase-out in Europe on reaching the UN Sustainable Development Goals
Several European countries plan to phase out coal-fired power plants in order to reach their greenhouse gas abatement targets. Additionally, the phase-out will bring about so-called ancillary effects or co-effects. In our study, we focus on the co-effects induced in the countries that export coal to Europe. Furthermore, we examine the ancillary effects imposed on China as a major supplier of technologies (like solar energy technologies) that will…
Challenges for Energy Transition
Recent global events have underscored the significant impact on global value chains. Incidents such as the Suez Canal blockage, supply shortages caused by the COVID‐19 pandemic and the Ukraine‐Russia war have raised concerns about potential future risks and how to measure them. Risk assessments are crucial for stakeholders throughout the supply chain and play an essential role with regard to economic welfare and sustainability, including consider…
Transition of the transport sector in a mining region
Cross-Impact Balance (CIB) analysis has proven to be a valuable approach for modeling complex socio-technological-economic systems. Traditionally, it has been applied to well-defined systems characterized by a high level of aggregation. The main objective of our study is to extend the scope of the CIB method to less aggregated contexts that incorporate greater detail. Specifically, we demonstrate its expanded applicability through the example of …
Economics (16 obras) · Business (10 obras) · Climate Change Policy and Economics (8 obras) · Political science (8 obras) · Public economics (7 obras) · Climate change (6 obras) · Ecology (6 obras) · Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth (6 obras) · Microeconomics (6 obras) · Computer Science (5 obras)