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JAMES CARROLL - ECONOMIST

Household - Energy - Decisions

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LOOKS LIKE RAIN, TED

I am a Senior Research Fellow working at Trinity College Dublin. My research explores household energy-related investments and decisions, and the effects of informational nudges. I have published in the areas of flight choice, car choice, property decisions and commuting.

I am also a member of the Research Network on Energy Workforce Transitions (LSE, Grantham) and the Benefacts editorial oversight board.

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Feb 5
1 min

Why you should really REALLY want a carbon tax

Opinion piece published in RTE's Brainstorm last year explores the reasons for a carbon tax and why higher fuel costs can speed-up the switch to energy effic...

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Feb 5
1 min

The pros, cons and confusions of energy efficiency investment

Opinion piece published in RTE's Brainstorm exploring the complicated trade-offs involved in a multi-period energy investment available HERE

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Feb 5
1 min

Is long-distance low-carbon travel possible?

Opinion piece published in RTE's Brainstorm in 2019 on the where flying fits into your footprint... available HERE

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Feb 5
1 min

Thinking long and slow - Behavioural Biases in Energy Investments

Opinion piece published in RTE's Brainstorm in October 2019 explores the time inconsistencies which may affect investment in energy efficiency.... Available ...

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Feb 5
1 min

How best to frame car fuel efficiency?

Article published in Transportation Research Part D available HERE

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LET’S CHAT

Please get in touch if you want to chat about issues that affect household energy decisions!

Department of Economics
Trinity College, Dublin
Ireland

+353(0)873050013

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JAMES CARROLL, PHD, M.SC. BCOMM

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