Research at FSI Stanford
Global Coal Markets
PESD's coal research examines the political economy of national and global coal markets. Coal is the world's fastest growing fuel source, and how the world trades and consumes the carbon-intensive fuel will have large impacts on climate change and energy security issues. Undertaken in tandem with PESD's work on carbon capture and storage, the coal project will examine the prospects for coal's future to the year 2030 and the implications for the global energy system.
Contact
Richard K. Morse
Publications
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Real Drivers of Carbon Capture and Storage in China and Implications for Climate Policy
Richard K. Morse, Varun Rai, Gang He
Program on Energy and Sustainable Development Working Paper #88 (2009)

Finesses and Game-Changers in Frontier Project Development: The Case of Carbon Capture and Storage
Robert A. James
Program on Energy and Sustainable Development, Working Paper #87 (2009)
Evolution of China's Coal Institutions, The
Peng Wuyuan
Program on Energy and Sustainable Development, Working Paper #86 (2009)
Role of Carbon Capture Technologies in Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction Models: A Parametric Study for the U.S. Power Sector
Varun Rai, John Bistline
Program on Energy and Sustainable Development, Working Paper #85 (2009)
Carbon Capture and Storage at Scale: Lessons from the Growth of Analogous Energy Technologies
Varun Rai, David G. Victor, Mark C. Thurber
Program on Enegy and Sustainable Development, Working Paper # 81 (2009)
Events & Presentations
Woods Institute Energy Seminar
March 4, 2009 Seminar
Richard K. Morse
Public Forum: How Will Global Warming Affect the World's Fuel Markets?
February 10, 2009 Forum
Peter Hughes Peter Hughes, Stu Dalton Stu Dalton, Chip Blacker, David G. Victor
Audio & Video transcripts available
flyer available


