Innovate to Mitigate: Learning as Activity in a Team of High School Students Addressing a Climate Mitigation Challenge

Drayton, Brian; Puttick, Gillian

doi:10.22158/se.v3n1p1

2017

DOI: 10.22158/se.v3n1p1

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Innovate to Mitigate: Learning as Activity in a Team of High School Students Addressing a Climate Mitigation Challenge

Brian Drayton¹,

Gillian Puttick²

Abstract: The Innovate to Mitigate project designed and conducted a competition for students aged [13][14][15][16][17][18]

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The Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) as a policy tool to promote renewable energy development has gone through more than ten years in China. In order to research the strategic interaction between governments and power generation enterprises under the background of energy system transformation and upgrading, a learning mechanism was introduced based on the dynamic reward and punishment mechanism, and an evolutionary game model between the government and power generation enterprises was established. The results showed that the evolutionary stability strategy depended on the dynamic reward and punishment mechanism, which is conducive to the gradual stability of the system. The existence of learning mechanism not only reduced the cost of wind power, but also reduced the probability of government supervision.

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Innovate to Mitigate: Learning as Activity in a Team of High School Students Addressing a Climate Mitigation Challenge

Abstract: The Innovate to Mitigate project designed and conducted a competition for students aged [13][14][15][16][17][18]

Cited by 2 publications

References 10 publications

The behavior strategies between the government and power generation enterprises considering the learning mechanism based on evolutionary game

The behavior strategies between the government and power generation enterprises considering the learning mechanism based on evolutionary game

Open Innovation Challenge to Mitigate Global Warming

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