Luckert, Marty K

Publications, Activities, and Awards

• Are Jet Fuel and Diesel Prices Vulnerable to Crude Oil Markets? Implications for Emerging Energy Sources
• Are Jet Fuel and Diesel Prices Vulnerable to Crude Oil Markets? Implications for Emerging Energy Sources
• Facility siting for a forest residue-based biorefinery considering annual variability in commercial timber harvests in Alberta, Canada
• MODELING VARIABILITY IN BIOMASS FEEDSTOCK SUPPLIES WITH LIMITED DATA: AN APPLICATION OF TIME SERIES CLUSTERING
• Price Relationships for Ethanol Production in Canada
• Wheat Straw Supply for Ethanol Production in Canada
• Are Jet Fuel and Diesel Markets Vulnerable to Crude Oil Price Shocks? Implications for Emerging Energy Sources
• Are Jet Fuel and Diesel Prices Vulnerable to Crude Oil Markets? Implications for Emerging Energy Sources
• Are Jet Fuel and Diesel Prices Vulnerable to Crude Oil Markets? Implications for Emerging Energy Sources
• Are Jet Fuel and Diesel Prices Vulnerable to Crude Oil Markets? Implications for Emerging Energy Sources
• Are Jet Fuel and Diesel Prices Vulnerable to Crude Oil Markets? Implications for Emerging Energy Sources
• Asymmetric Price Transmission and Impulse Responses Between Crude Oil, Jet Fuel, and Diesel
• Bioenergy feedstock supply from wheat straw: A farm level model incorporating trade‐offs in crop choices, disease risk, and soil fertility
• Biofuel Feedstock Supply from Wheat Straw: A Farm Level Model Incorporating Trade-offs in Crop Choices, Disease Risk and Soil Fertility
• Biojet economics
• Breaking Down Feedstock Supply
• Can energy crops compete with agriculture? A real options approach to landowner returns
• Can energy crops compete with traditional agriculture? A real options approach to landowner returns
• Can energy crops compete with traditional agriculture? A real options approach to landowner returns
• Canadian Forest Policy: Where to from here?
• Co-movement of Prices Between Biofuel Co-products in Canada: Ethanol, Electricity, and Pellets
• Economic and Policy Considerations for Biomass Energy
• Economic and Policy Considerations for Biomass Energy
• Economic Aspects of Biojet
• Economic Aspects of Biojet
• Economic Opportunities and Challenges in Biojet Production: A Literature Review and Analysis
• Economic prospects for forest biofuels
• Economics of biojet
• Economics of Biojet Production: A Project Report
• Establishing hybrid poplar plantations in western Canada for biofuel feedstock and carbon offsets: A forest-level financial analysis
• Establishing hybrid poplar plantations in western Canada for biofuel feedstock and carbon offsets: A forest-level financial analysis
• Facility siting for a forest residue-based biorefinery considering variation of commercial timber harvests
• Financial implications of carbon credits for forest plantations in Canada
• Financial implications of carbon credits for forest plantations in Canada
• Forestry footprints associated with providing harvesting residues for a lignocellulosic biorefinery in Alberta
• Future Prices for a Second-Generation Biofuel Industry: Market Linkages Between Canadian Wheat and US Energy and Agricultural Commodities
• Growing hybrid poplar in western Canada for use as a biofuel feedstock: A financial analysis of coppice and single-stem management
• Impacts of ethanol supplies on the gasoline market
• Integrating stochastic agricultural residue supplies into biorefinery site selection: An Alberta case study
• Investment decisions and policy analysis
• Investment Decisions and Policy Analysis
• Literature Review - Mining in Alberta
• Literature Review on Health Effects
• Modeling Variability in Biomass Feedstock Supplies with Limited Data: An Application of Data Clustering
• Modeling Variability in Biomass Feedstock Supplies with Limited Data: An Application of Data Clustering
• Modeling Variability in Biomass Feedstock Supplies with Limited Data: An Application of Data Clustering
• Potential biorefinery sites based on agricultural residues in Alberta: A GIS-based approach with feedstock variability
• Potential biorefinery sites based on agricultural residues in Alberta: A GIS-based approach with feedstock variability
• Potential Ethanol Biorefinery Sites in Alberta Based on Agricultural Residues
• Potential Supplies of Fuel‐Grade Canola Oil for Low‐Carbon Fuel Production in Alberta, Canada: GIS Analysis Using an Improved Service‐Area Approach
• Prices for a second‐generation biofuel industry in Canada: Market linkages between Canadian wheat and US energy and agricultural commodities
• Prospects for second-generation ethanol in Canada
• Supplies of Fuel-Grade Canola Oil for Low-Carbon Fuel Production: A GIS-Based Economic Analysis in Alberta
• The Potential of Low Grade Canola Feedstock for Biojet Refineries in Alberta: A GIS-Based Analysis
• The Potential of Low Grade Canola Feedstock for Biojet Refineries in Alberta: A GIS-Based Analysis
• The Potential of Low Grade Canola Feedstock for Biojet Refineries in Alberta: A GIS-Based Analysis
• The price of plant-based air travel: A review of biojet financial analyses
• Unleasing Canada’s Biomass Energy Potential
• Variability of Biofuel Feedstock from Agricultural Residues in Alberta
• Volatility Transmission Effects Between Canadian Wheat and US Energy and Agricultural Commodities
• What ethanol prices would induce growers to switch from agriculture to poplar in Alberta?: A multiple options approach
• Your Energy Technology in the Real World: Methods for assessing the economic and system-wide impacts of energy transition