• UWF, 2008-2099, Policy Analysis of the Implications of Greenhouse Gas Reduction Approaches
• Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation, 2006-2033
• NSF, 2010-2013, Collaborative Research: Choosing a Portfolio of Technology Policies in an Uncertain World
• NSF, 2010-2013, Collaborative Research: Choosing a Portfolio of Technology Policies in an Uncertain World

• "Robust incentives and the design of a climate change governance regime"

Nemet GF, Energy Policy 38 (11): 7216-7225 Nov 2010.  This paper focuses on two neglected characteristics to inform the governance problem: the incentives for investment in low-carbon energy technology and the influence of historical policy volatility.

• "Demand subsidies versus R&D: comparing uncertain impacts of policy on a pre-commercial low-carbon energy technolgy"

Nemet GF, Baker E, Energy Journal 30 (4): 49-80 2009. The authors combine an expert elicitation and a bottom-up manufacturing cost model to compare the effects of R&D and demand subsidies.

• "Demand-pull, technology-push, and government-led incentives for non-incremental technical change"

Nemet GF, Research Policy 38 (5): 700-709 Jun 2009. Rising expectations about future demand for new technologies increase the incentives for investments in innovation by enlarging payoffs to successful innovations. This article addresses the question of how well does this notion of "demand-pull" apply to non- incremental technological change when demand is largely attributable to actions by governments? Keywords: R&D; Energy Technology; Policy Instruments; Induced Innovation; Economic Growth.

• "US energy research and development: Declining investment, increasing need, and the feasibility of expansion"

• Center for World Affairs and the Global Economy