Joint Program Publications

The Joint Program's working paper series. Research results, reviews and commentaries on various aspects of global change and Joint Program models.

Joint Program Technical Note
EleMod: A model for capacity expansion planning, hourly operation and economic dispatch in electric power systems with intermittent renewable generation
TN #19
Tapia-Ahumada, K.D. (2021).
Joint Program Technical Note, July, 26 p. [Download]
Joint Program Report
The economics of bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) deployment in a 1.5°C or 2°C world
Report 345
Fajardy, M., J. Morris, A. Gurgel, H. Herzog, N. MacDowell, S. Paltsev (2020).
Joint Program Report Series, [Download]
Joint Program Report
Future energy: In search of a scenario reflecting current and future pressures and trends
Report 344
Morris, J., D. Hone, M. Haigh, A. Sokolov and S. Paltsev (2020).
Joint Program Report Series, November, 24 p. [Download]
Joint Program Report
Challenges in simulating economic effects of climate change on global agricultural markets
Report 343
Reilly, J.M., A. Gurgel and E. Blanc (2020).
Joint Program Report Series, [Download]
Joint Program Report
The changing nature of hydroclimatic risks across South Africa
Report 342
Schlosser, C.A., A. Sokolov, K. Strzepek, T. Thomas, X. Gao and C. Arndt  (2020).
Joint Program Report Series, [Download]
Joint Program Report
Emulation of Community Land Model Version 5 (CLM5) to Quantify Sensitivity of Soil Moisture to Uncertain Parameters
Report 341
Gao, X., A. Avramov, E. Saikawa and C.A. Schlosser (2020).
Joint Program Report, February, 31 p. [Download]
Joint Program Report
Can a growing world be fed when the climate is changing?
Report 340
Dietz, S. and B. Lanz (2020).
Joint Program Report Series, February, 15 p. [Download]
Joint Program Report
MIT Scenarios for Assessing Climate-Related Financial Risk
Report 339
Landry, E., C.A. Schlosser, Y.-H.H. Chen, J. Reilly and A. Sokolov (2019).
Joint Program Report, 72 p., December [Download]
Joint Program Report
Deep Decarbonization of the U.S. Electricity Sector: Is There a Role for Nuclear Power?
Report 338
Tapia-Ahumada, K.D., J. Reilly, M. Yuan and K. Strzepek (2019).
Joint Program Report Series, September, 22 p. [Download]
Joint Program Report
Health Co-Benefits of Sub-National Renewable Energy Policy in the U.S.
Report 337
Dimanchev, E., S. Paltsev, M. Yuan, D. Rothenberg, C. Tessum, J.D. Marshall and N.E. Selin (2019).
Joint Program Report Series, June, 15 p. [Download]
Joint Program Report
Did the shale gas boom reduce US CO2 emissions?
Report 336
Chen, Y.-H.H., J.M. Reilly and S. Paltsev (2019).
Joint Program Report Series, April, 20 p. [Download]
Joint Program Report
Designing Successful Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction Policies: A Primer for Policymakers – The Perfect or the Good?
Report 335
Phillips, B. and J. Reilly (2019).
Joint Program Report Series, February, 14 p. [Download]
Joint Program Report
Implications of Updating the Input-output Database of a Computable General Equilibrium Model on Emissions Mitigation Policy Analyses
Report 334
Hong, W-H., H-C. Chai, Y-H. H. Chen, J.M. Reilly and S. Paltsev (2019).
Joint Program Report Series, February, 11 p. [Download]
Joint Program Technical Note
The MIT U.S. Regional Energy Policy (USREP) Model: The Base Model and Revisions
TN #18
Mei Yuan, Sebastian Rausch, Justin Caron, Sergey Paltsev and John Reilly (2019).
Joint Program Technical Note, August, 24 p. [Download]
Joint Program Technical Note
Representing a Deployment of Light-Duty Internal Combustion and Electric Vehicles in Economy-Wide Models
TN #17
Ghandi, A. and S. Paltsev (2019).
Joint Program Technical Note, February, 26 p. [Download]

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