Keynote Speech: Natural Capital – Business – Environmental Economics - Mark Gough, Executive Director, Natural Capital Coalition
Demystifying Economic Valuation – Consultation - Ece Özdemiroğlu, eftec & VNP, UK
Plenary Session: Land, Environment, Economics and Policy Institute (LEEP) at the University of Exeter: A pre-launch overview (Wellcome Trust Lecture Hall)
- LEEP Overview: From Agri-Environment to Volcanomics!
- Saving biodiversity - the economics way
- Bringing rebounds into economic analysis
- Sustainable intensification
- ORVAL - tools for planning recreation
and more!
Parallel Session 1: Economic Valuation (Wellcome Trust Lecture Hall) - Chair: Prof Mike Christie, Aberystwyth University
- Thresholds and interactions: Evidence from valuing urban riparian corridors - Rosalind Bark, University of Leeds, UK
- How can economic analysis inform the implementation of the revised Bathing Water Directive? - Sarah Krisht, eftec, UK
- Strategic bias in choice experiments - Keila Meginnis, University of Manchester, UK
- Environmentally adjusted multifactor productivity growth - Miguel Cárdenas Rodríguez, OECD
Parallel Session 2: Risk (Kohn Centre) - Chair: Allan Provins, eftec
- Corporate green bonds: Four ways to scale up the market - Michael Ridley, HSBC, UK
- Insurance value of land management scenarios under climate change: Trade-offs between ecosystem services and between stakeholder groups - Tanvir Hussain, University of Freiburg, Germany
- Time preferences and risk aversion: Tests on domain differences - Jana Sadeh, University of Southampton, UK
- Marginal Willingness to Pay for health risk reduction and baseline risk - Marcella Veronesi, University of Verona, Italy
Plenary Session: Cost Benefit Analysis (Wellcome Trust Lecture Hall) - Chair: Prof Ben Groom, LSE
- Green Book refresh: Updates for environmental economists - Joseph Lowe, HM Treasury, UK
- Who are we discounting exactly? Inequality aversion and the representative median household - Tanja Wettingfeld, Defra, UK
- Combining expert opinions on valuing the future: Implications for climate policy - Frikk Nesje, University of Oslo, Norway
Parallel Session 3: Climate Change, Policy and Business (Wellcome Trust Lecture Hall) - Chair: Dr Paolo Agnolucci, UCL
- The route towards a low carbon Europe: The role of technological change and environmental policies in European manufacturing sectors - Marianna Gilli, University of Ferrara, Italy
- Does climate change pose a risk to competitiveness? Global firm level evidence - Misato Sato, LSE, UK
- Importance of the labelling effect in energy policy – Some evidence from the UK - Chris Grainger, UCL, UK
Parallel Session 4: Spatial Analysis (Kohn Centre) - Chair: Prof Dan Rigby, University of Manchester
- Spatially explicit discrete choice experiments: An application to coastal management in the Kimberley, Western Australia - Michael Burton, University of Manchester, UK
- Soil degradation and ecosystem services in England and Wales: An economic assessment - Joe Morris, Cranfield University, UK
- Scaling up economic evidence to support a national natural capital investment plan - Ian Dickie, eftec, UK
Parallel Session 5: Natural Capital Accounting
- Developing ecosystem accounts for protected areas in England and Scotland - Chris White, AECOM, UK
- A natural capital investment plan for the Northern Upland Chain - Chris Woodley Stewart, North Pennines AONB, UK Phil Cryle, eftec, UK
- Planning for sustainable land-use: The natural capital planning tool (NCPT) - Oliver Hölzinger, CEEP, UK
Parallel Session 6: Climate, Energy and Economic Behaviour
- Consumer inattention and energy efficiency: The causal effects of label elements - Stephan Sommer, RWI Essen, Germany
- The price and emission effects of a market stability reserve in a competitive allowance market - Grischa Perino, University of Hamburg, Germany
- Heat in the fifth carbon budget - Ladislav Tvaruzek & Jenny Hill, Committee for Climate Change, UK
- Consumer adoption of energy efficient technologies: Evidence from a UK district heating scheme - Andrew Burlinson, Warwick Business School, UK