Energy economics is a broad research area, which includes topics related to supply and use of energy in societies and draws on results of energy engineering, geology, social sciences and biology/environmental sciences.The Energy Economics and Management Group (EEMG) at the University of Queensland is a national leader in research in energy and environmental policy and design issues. The EEMG has an extensive range of consulting experiences across industry, government departments and international organisations, such as The World Bank and The United Nations. Members of the EEMG were recently appointed to an expert panel of the Australian Government to advise on the design and implementation of the Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme.
The EEMG group draws from its member’s research and industry-related experiences to explore energy policies currently being introduced in Australia and the world. Their expertise incorporates a diverse range of fields.
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