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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-4011-2tal and technology policies on the utility’s choice of the optimal moment of transition from its established to the new power plants. Again, the two cases of the absence (section 7.3) and the availability of a CO2 abatement technology (section 7.4) are distinguished. Section 7.5 summarises and discusses the results.

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Technology Choice Under Environmental and Technology Policies,tal and technology policies on the utility’s choice of a new electric generation technology, first for the case of the absence of a CO2 abatement technology (section 6.2). Section 6.3 analyses how results change if a CO2 abatement technology is available. Section 6.4 summarises and discusses the results.

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Optimal Moments of Transition Under Environmental and Technology Policies,tal and technology policies on the utility’s choice of the optimal moment of transition from its established to the new power plants. Again, the two cases of the absence (section 7.3) and the availability of a CO2 abatement technology (section 7.4) are distinguished. Section 7.5 summarises and discusses the results.

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Summary of Results, Discussion of Assumptions, and Policy Implications,This chapter summarises the results of the previous analysis (section 4.1), and discusses them with respect to model assumptions (section 4.2) and policy implications (section 4.3). Section 4.4 provides conclusions to the theoretical part.

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