Center for Robust Decision Making on Climate and Energy Policy (RDCEP)

Research ServicesIllinois, United States0-1 Employees

RDCEP is a research center at the University of Chicago that brings together experts from economics, physical sciences, energy technologies, law, computational mathematics, statistics, and computer science to develop models for evaluating climate and energy policies and to support robust decision making under uncertainty. The center conducts research in four main areas: improving model fidelity for forecasting policy impacts, quantifying uncertainties in model parameters and processes, identifying robust decisions under uncertainty, and advancing computational and numerical methods. All models, data, and tools produced by RDCEP are open source and available as standalone components or as part of an integrated modeling framework that includes a dynamic stochastic general equilibrium core. RDCEP emphasizes open source software and integrates research, education, and outreach to advance climate and energy policy decision making. The organization is located at 5735 South Ellis Avenue, Room 205, Chicago, Illinois, United States, and has a reported staff size of 0–1 employees.

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