Assistant Professor in Economics Cardiff University | Research Associate LSE
London, England
Joined March 2017
- Tweets59
- Following363
- Followers93
- Likes574
theo arvanitopoulos retweeted
Call for papers AMEF 2025
amef.uom.gr/
@FAppliedmacro @SNDE_ECON #econometrics #macroeconomics #Thessaloniki
Excited to join the Cyprus Forum 2023 as a panelist discussing 'Decarbonisation & energy security in East Med’.
Date & Time: Sat, Sept 30th, 15:00 EEST.
Programme: 2023.cyprusforum.cy/programm…
Livestream: 2023.cyprusforum.cy/live-str…
Excited to be presenting next week at the UK Network for Environmental Economists our work on heat pumps.
#envecon2023 Session 4 will focus on #Energy
More info on the session here 👇
uknee.org.uk/session-4-energ…
❗In person ticket sales end tomorrow, 5pm. To join us, register here today 👇
tickettailor.com/events/ukne…
What are the local conditions driving the decentralisation of energy systems?
Interested to find out? Then, check my latest @RegionalStudies paper with Charlie Wilson and Silvia Ferrini, hot off the press.
Small thread below.
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
This combination of needs and enablers characterises the local conditions under which LES are most likely to thrive within the broad local energy landscape.
Our research estimating the future employment impact of renewable electricity in the UK has made it to the news. Check this interesting @WSJ article by
The U.K. has all but ditched coal as a source of power, charting a route for other countries looking to cut carbon emissions and flagging difficulties they might encounter on the way wsj.com/articles/the-u-k-dit… Story from Blyth, just north of Newcastle, with @maryaturner
What is the risk of #carbon leakage associated with international #climate #policies in the #agricultural sector?
Our new #OECD Food, Agriculture and Fisheries Paper extensively reviews literature to answer that. #COP26 #trade #competitivenes
oecd-ilibrary.org/agricultur…
Our paper with @VMonastiriotis and @TPanagiotidis on the drivers of convergence now printed. What is the role of first- and second-nature geography?
The November 2021 issue (Volume 58, Issue 14) of #UrbanStudies is out now featuring articles by @HyunjiCho_Ur, @tarvanitopoulos, @theHeizer, @kaufmada and many more journals.sagepub.com/toc/usj…
ALT Urban Studies Journal cover for November 2021 issue. White heading text reads 'Urban Studies' and issue details are listed in fine text a banner below. Background is a map of the world at night with illuminated lights.
ALT Urban Studies Journal contents page 1
ALT Urban Studies Journal contents page 2
theo arvanitopoulos retweeted
📢📢NEW PAPER KLAXON📢📢
Grab a cup of tea and read about how the ESE framework, developed as part of @UKERC's ADVENT project, can be used how to assess the impact of energy scenarios on society and the natural environment #energytwitter #renewables
tinyurl.com/b2a5v3dc
Check our latest EnergyREV policy briefing on the local conditions associated with local energy system projects - empirical evidence for GB.
Which local conditions enable local energy system projects to flourish?
@energyrev Briefing Report 'Local conditions associated with local energy system projects' released today using provides insights from 146 UK LES projects @innovateuk @UKRI_News #PFER
energyrev.org.uk/outputs/loc…
New paper with @VMonastiriotis and @TPanagiotidis on the drivers of convergence. What is the role of first- and second-nature geography?
New paper by @tarvanitopoulos, Monastiriotis and Panagiotidis: 'Drivers of #convergence: The role of first- and second-nature geography' ow.ly/BL2j50DJDiy
ALT Abstract
Thus, (a) convergence is an endogenous process, related to shared and incongruent characteristics of regions; (b) regional disparities are structural (linked to economic and spatial structure) and thus require targeted policies in order to be addressed.
Many thanks to @MEDevEcon and @ArnoHan for helpful comments in the long process of developing this paper.