Karen Turner
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Related Publications (4)
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The Impact of Brexit on the UK and Devolved Energy System
Briefing Paper by Aileen McHarg, Karen Turner, Fiona Munro, Nicola McEwen, Antonios Katris, Paul Cairney 03 Oct 2019
There remains high uncertainty about the likely impact of Brexit on the ‘energy system’. In this paper we examine the example of a changing UK/ Scottish government relationship.
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The economic and energy impacts of a UK export shock: comparing alternative modelling approaches
Working Paper by Paul Brockway, Lukas Hardt, Andrew Ross, Kim Swales, Peter McGregor, Grant Allan, Karen Turner, John Barrett, Marco Sakai 04 Sep 2019
What do different energy-economy models tell us about the trade-offs between export promotion and energy use in the UK?
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Economic impacts of UK trade-enhancing policies and spillover effects on the energy system
Working Paper by Andrew Ross, Kim Swales, Peter McGregor, Grant Allan, Karen Turner, Graeme Roy, Gioele Figus 02 Aug 2018
The 'spillover' effects of non-energy (primarily economic) policies on the energy system are of considerable interest from a policy perspective. This working paper analyses the impacts of export promotion policies - a key element of the UK’s Industrial Strategy.
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UKERC Review of Evidence for the Rebound Effect - Technical Report 4: Computable general equilibrium modelling studies
Working Paper by Kim Swales, Peter McGregor, Grant Allan, Karen Turner, Michelle Gilmartin 01 Oct 2007
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News (2)
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The impact of Brexit on the UK’s devolved energy system
Blog by Aileen McHarg, Karen Turner, Fiona Munro, Nicola McEwen, Paul Cairney 04 Apr 2019
In case you missed it: this blog, posted last month, adopts an interdisciplinary approach in analysing the potential impact of Brexit on UK energy policy.
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Guest Blog: University of Strathclyde launches new energy policy centre
Network News by Karen Turner 15 May 2015
Last week, the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow launched their Centre for Energy Policy. Here Professor Karen Turner, centre director, explains what this new institution will do.
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