I am Chenfei Qu, and I am a Stanford Energy Postdoctoral Fellow, affiliated with the Global Policy Lab in Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability. I gratefully acknowledge support from the Stanford Energy Postdoctoral Fellowship.
I hold a Ph.D. in Energy and Climate Change Economics and a B.S. in Environmental Management, both from Tsinghua University.
My research focuses on the critical issues in the designing of energy, climate and environmental policies, covering topics including carbon emissions trading, renewable energy, air pollution, and international trade. I employ a combination of theoretical analysis and numerical simulations using Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) models or Integrated Modeling Frameworks that link energy, economy, and environmental systems. I incorporate crucial real-world factors into these models, including pre-existing taxes, pre-existing distortions, policy interactions, and impacts beyond the economic system, calibrated with empirical data.
Contact me at: chenfeiqu@stanford.edu
Recent Research
- New publication in AEJ: Economic Policy on GE analysis of China’s national Emissions Trading System
Article RFF blog VoxChina Code&Data(forthcoming)
- New publication in ES&T: Different Carbon Neutrality Strategies Induce Substantially Divergent Health Benefits and Distributional Impacts in China
- Overlaps between emissions trading and other policies (R&R at JAERE)
See also my Google Scholar profile and my CV↓
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