Acknowledgements

Acknowledgements

¶The team was led by Siobhan Peters. Team members included Vicki Bakhshi, Alex Bowen, Catherine Cameron, Sebastian Catovsky, Di Crane, Sophie Cruickshank, Simon Dietz, Nicola Edmondson, Su-Lin Garbett, Lorraine Hamid, Gideon Hoffman, Daniel Ingram, Ben Jones, Nicola Patmore, Helene Radcliffe, Raj Sathiyarajah, Michelle Stock, Chris Taylor, Tamsin Vernon, Hannah Wanjie, and Dimitri Zenghelis.

¶We are very grateful to the following organisations for their invaluable contributions throughout the course of the Review: Vicky Pope and all those who have helped us at the Hadley Centre for Climate Prediction; Claude Mandil, Fatih Birol and their team at the International Energy Agency; Francois Bourguignon, Katherine Sierra, Ken Chomitz, Maureen Cropper, Ian Noble and all those who have lent their support at the World Bank; the OECD, EBRD, IADB, and UNEP; Rajendra Pachauri, Bert Metz, Martin Parry and others at the IPCC; Chatham House; as well as Martin Rees and the Royal Society.

¶Many government departments and public bodies have supported our work, with resources, ideas and expertise. We are indebted to them. They include: HM Treasury, Cabinet Office, Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs, Department of Trade and Industry, Department for International Development, Department for Transport, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, and the Office of Science and Innovation. We are also grateful for support and assistance from the Bank of England and the Economic and Social Research Council, and for advice from the Environment Agency and Carbon Trust.

¶We owe thanks to the academics and researchers with whom we have worked closely throughout the Review. A special mention goes to Dennis Anderson who contributed greatly to our understanding of the costs of energy technologies and of technology policy, and has provided invaluable support and advice to the team. Special thanks too to Halsey Rogers and to Tony Robinson who worked with us to edit drafts of the Review. And we are very grateful to: Neil Adger, Sudhir Anand, Nigel Arnell, Terry Barker, John Broome, Andy Challinor, Paul Collier, Sam Fankhauser, Michael Grubb, Roger Guesnerie, Cameron Hepburn, Dieter Helm, Claude Henry, Chris Hope, Paul Johnson, Paul Klemperer, Robert May, David Newbery, Robert Nicholls, Peter Sinclair, Julia Slingo, Max Tse, Rachel Warren and Adrian Wood.

¶Throughout our work we have learned greatly from academics and researchers who have advised us, including: Philippe Aghion, Shardul Agrawala, Edward Anderson, Tony Atkinson, Paul Baer, Philip Bagnoli, Hewson Baltzell, Scott Barrett, Marcel Berk, Richard Betts, Ken Binmore, Victor Blinov, Christopher Bliss, Katharine Blundell, Severin Borenstein, Jean-Paul Bouttes, Richard Boyd, Alan Budd, Frances Cairncross, Daniel Cullenward, Larry Dale, Victor Danilov-Daniliyan, Amy Davidsen, Angus Deaton, Richard Eckaus, Jae Edmonds, Jorgen Elmeskov, Michel den Elzen, Paul Epstein, Gunnar Eskeland, Alexander Farrell, Brian Fender, Anthony Fisher, Meredith Fowley, Jeffrey Frankel, Jose Garibaldi, Laila Gohar, Maryanne Grieg-Gran, Bronwyn Hall, Jim Hall, Stephane Hallegate, Kate Hampton, Michael Hanemann, Bill Hare, Geoffrey Heal, Merylyn Hedger, Molly Hellmuth, David Henderson, David Hendry, Marc Henry, Margaret Hiller, Niklas Hoehne, Bjart Holtsmark, Brian Hoskins, Jean-Charles Hourcade, Jo Hossell, Alistair Hunt, Saleem Huq, Mark Jaccard, Sarah Joy, Jiang Kejun, Ian Johnson, Tom Jones, Dale Jorgenson, Paul Joskow, Kassim Kulindwa, Daniel Kammen, Jonathan Köhler, Paul Krugman, Sari Kovats, Klaus Lackner, John Lawton, Tim Lenton, Li Junfeng, Lin Erda, Richard Lindzen, Björn Lomborg, Gordon MacKerron, Joaquim Oliveira Martins, Warwick McKibbin, Malte Meinshausen, Robert Mendelsohn, Evan Mills, Vladimir Milov, James Mirrlees, Richard Morgenstern, Mu Haoming, Robert Muir-Wood, Justin Mundy, Gustavo Nagy, Nebojša Nakicenovic, Karsten Neuhoff, Greg Nimmet, J.C Nkomo, William Nordhaus, David Norse, Anthony Nyong, Pan Jiahua, John Parsons, Cedric Philibert, Robert Pindyck, William Pizer, Oleg Pluzhnikov, Jonathon Porritt, Lant Pritchett, John Reilly, Richard Richels, David Roland-Holst, Cynthia Rosenzweig, Nick Rowley, Joyashree Roy, Jeffrey Sachs, Mark Salmon, Alan Sanstad, Mark Schankerman, John Schellnhueber, Michael Schlesinger, Ken Schomitz, Amartya Sen, Robert Sherman, Keith Shine, P. R. Shukla, Brian Smith, Leonard Smith, Robert Socolow, David Stainforth, Robert Stavins, David Stephenson, Joe Stiglitz, Peter Stone, Roger Street, Josué Tanaka, Evgeniy Sokolov, Robert Solow, James Sweeney, Richard Tol, Asbjorn Torvanger, Laurence Tubiana, David Vaughnan, Vance Wagner, Steven Ward, Paul Watkiss, Jim Watson, Martin Weitzman, Hege Westskog, John Weyant, Tony White, Alex Whitworth, Gary Yohe, Ernesto Zedillo and Zhang Anhua, Zhang Qun, Zhao Xingshu, Zou Ji.

¶We are grateful to the leaders, officials, academics, NGO staff and business people who assisted us during our visits to: Brazil, Canada, China, the European Commission, France, Germany, Iceland, India, Japan, Mexico, Norway, Russia, South Africa and the USA.

¶And thanks to the numerous business leaders and representatives who have advised us, including, in particular, John Browne, Paul Golby, Jane Milne, Vincent de Rivaz, James Smith, Adair Turner, and the Corporate Leaders Group.

¶Also to the NGOs that have offered advice and help including: Christian Aid, The Climate Group, Friends of the Earth, Global Cool, Green Alliance, Greenpeace, IIED, IPPR, New Economics Foundation, Oxfam, Practical Action, RSPB, Stop Climate Chaos, Tearfund, Women's Institute, and WWF UK.

¶Finally, thanks also go to Australian Antarctic Division for permission to use the picture for the logo and to David Barnett, for designing the logo.