Waste PET: A Renewable Resource

Renewable Resource Shocks

Renewable Resource Markets

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Fair Allocations of a Renewable Resource

In an economy with finitely many agents, one renewable resource, and an infinite horizon, it is shown that there is exactly one maximal allocation corresponding to given limiting shares of consumption and this allocation converges monotonically. Therefore, if there is no discounting, at most one fair maximal program exists-that which gives an equal amount to each individual in the limit. In thi...

Cbiogas as Renewable Energy from Organic Waste

Splittable stochastic project scheduling with constrained renewable resource

This paper discusses the problem of allocation of constrained renewable resource to splittable activities of a single project. If the activities of stochastic projects can be split, these projects may be completed in shorter time when the available resource is constrained. It is assumed that the resource amount required to accom-plish each activity is a discrete quantity and deterministic. The ...