Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Our approach accounts for uncertain ties such as construction delays, utilization rates and evolving mar ket conditions, and assesses corresponding raw material needs.
    B. Our study uses probabilistic modelling to project future battery demand and domestic production in Europe and evaluates Europe's pathway towards battery self-sufficiency via probabilistic statements.
    C. We independently model demand and supply using S-shaped diffu sion curves based on historical data, actual announced production capacities, and practice-oriented findings about how these announced capacities materialize over time.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CAB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Decarbonization and climate change entail risks for the global econ omy.
    B. Fossil fuel investments face stranded asset risks, that is, lost profits due to early retirement, as the global economy decarbonizes.
    C. Stranded asset risks threaten financial stability.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ABC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. While physi cal risks are associated with central bank actions to some extent, stranded asset risks and clean energy investment risks are not.
    B. Instead, central bank actions to manage risks are significantly and positively associated with domestic climate politics, including cli mate policy stringency and public concern with climate change.
    C. We find limited evidence that economic risks related to climate and energy are associated with central bank behaviour.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BCA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. European electricity markets are based on day-ahead contracting where the price is set by the higher marginal cost of the last activated plants.
    B. The volatility of energy prices is a major driver of economic fluctuations and their large associated costs.
    C. In this design, fluctuations in the prices of fuels, particularly of natural gas, have large impacts on the price of electricity and make it highly volatile.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BAC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We use a detailed model to simulate price outcomes of European elec tricity markets at high resolution, given power capacities for each tech nology and fuel prices and considering factors like the interconnection capabilities across countries, the availability of hydro generation, solar and wind capacity factors.
    B. We simulate electricity prices for random scenarios that reflect the historical variation in fuel prices, electricity demand and weather-related conditions.
    C. We construct the distribution of these simulated annual prices for the indicative 2030 capacity tar gets of the 27 EU countries, plus the UK and Switzerland, and compare it with the price distribution resulting from current capacities.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ABC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. The Paris Agreement sets a goal to keep global warming well below 2 °C.
    B. However, model projections show that this goal is unlikely to be met with current climate policies and actions, indicating a need for additional strategies to further reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
    C. Alongside technological supply-side solutions to transition away from fossil fuels, for example with the adoption of renewable energy sources in electricity generation, demand-side strategies involving energy users in sectors like buildings and transport can contribute significantly to emission reduc tions.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ABC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Our study uses quantitative scenarios generated with global integrated assessment models (IAMs) that are specifically designed to capture the interactions within and between the energy system, the economy, and the environment.
    B. We developed three scenarios that each capture the impact of a specific strategy targeting energy use.
    C. In the first scenario end users reduce or change energy-using activities, in the second they adopt more efficient technologies, and in the third they switch to electri fication or alternative energy carriers as substitutes to fossil fuels.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ABC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. To meet climate targets, net-negative emissions in the energy system are likely necessary, with direct air capture and bioenergy with car bon capture and utilization or storage seen as important technology options.
    B. Further policy development needs to be informed about intersectoral competition and effective use of biomass resources alongside emerging options such as direct air capture, low-carbon electrolysis and e-fuels.
    C. While bioenergy can be associated with both positive and negative environmental, social and economic effects, concerns about negative impacts have led the European Union to cap biofuels from food and feed crops and to increasingly emphasize the use of waste and residue resources.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ACB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. The study investigates the use of biomass in the European energy system by exploring a wide range of technology mixes with similar costs, in scenarios that adhere to stringent emissions targets.
    B. This allows us to show competition and synergies between biomass options on the one hand, and vari able renewables, electrolytic hydrogen, e-fuels and direct air capture on the other.
    C. We combine a rich portfolio of bioenergy technology options with a state-of-the-art sector-coupled energy system model employing a high spatial and temporal resolution.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ACB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. However, current production of green hydrogen remains minimal as the vast majority of projects have been delayed or scrapped due to rising costs, regulatory uncertainty, and limited willingness to pay.
    B. More than 60 countries have already released hydrogen strategies and companies are continually announcing new green hydrogen projects.
    C. In recent years, green hydrogen has often been heralded as the clean fuel of the future.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CBA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Next, we collect data on 1.5 °C sce narios, drawing from integrated assessment models (primarily from the IPCC) as well as from institutional and corporate sources like the IEA, BloombergNEF, and the Hydrogen Council.
    B. In our study, we start by tracking 190 individual global green hydrogen projects announced for 2023 over a period of three years.
    C. This tracking builds on three consecutive and manually validated versions of the IEA Hydrogen Production Projects Database, each providing unique project identifiers across versions.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CAB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. The scale of this energy transition will require a major overhaul of technologies, industries, and ways of living, requiring both public support and political will.
    B. Although most Americans say they support renewable energy, many recent projects have faced public opposition, leading to delay or cancel lation.
    C. To reach national emissions reductions goals, the United States must quickly phase out the use of unabated coal, oil, and gas and build new renewable energy infrastructure.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BCA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. To understand which aspects of large-scale energy projects impact support for their development by the public and local elected officials, we surveyed a representative group of 894 residents and 206 local elected officials in Pennsylvania, a critical energy transi tion state.
    B. Conjoint experiments allow researchers to compare tradeoffs across multiple dimensions by randomly generating bundles of attributes and asking respond ents to pick between two such choice bundles (in this case, which energy project they preferred).
    C. We used a conjoint experiment to assess preferences for energy projects across various dimensions including distance from residential areas, job opportunities, local project benefits, owner ship structure, site type, and energy type.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ACB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Rooftop solar has enabled millions of households to reduce electricity bills and participate in the renewable energy transition.
    B. In addition to reducing the deployment potential of rooftop solar, inequitable solar access generates political opposition to rooftop solar policies.
    C. However, roof top solar adoption remains largely out of reach for households in cer tain communities, especially multifamily building occupants, renters, and low-income households.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ACB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We then selected a subset of data from 11 US states with at least 100 rooftop and com munity solar adopters with available data for key variables.
    B. Household-level solar adopter data were matched to household-level demographic data for income, housing type (for example, single versus multifamily), housing tenure (for example, own versus rent), and race/ethnicity.
    C. Household-level adopter data were compiled from the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory's Tracking the Sun data set (rooftop solar), the National Renewable Energy Laboratory's Sharing the Sun research project (community solar), and directly from state community solar programmes.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CBA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Policymakers can support these startups by increasing public funding and mobilizing private investment to increase the likelihood of success or exits (for example, IPOs, merg ers/acquisitions).
    B. Supporting climate-tech startups that can rapidly bring innovations to market is a policy priority for meeting net-zero goals.
    C. However, many climate-tech startups face high risks and fail (for example, bankruptcy, going out of business).

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CAB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. The EU ETS puts a cap (and thereby a price) on emissions from power plants and large industry plants, with the cap expected to reach zero around 2040.
    B. If actors anticipate very high abatement costs in the future, they can reduce emissions today and bank the certificates.
    C. This connects current prices to future scarcities, and should lead to dynamic cost-effectiveness: emissions are reduced when it is cheapest.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ABC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Before the reform, observed prices aligned reasonably well with simulation results for short-sighted actors (actual prices in grey are closer to the orange than to the blue line, as noted in period (i) in Fig. 1).
    B. The full price increase can only be explained if the reform also made actors more farsighted.
    C. We find that the price change following the EU ETS/MSR reform in 2018 is not mainly due to the change of the emission cap, as widely assumed.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CBA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. The observed time period is uniquely suited for this endeavour, as two large ETS reforms brought well-defined changes to the emission caps and market stability reserve rules, causing a sub stantial change in carbon prices on both occasions.
    B. Carbon prices emerging from the emission caps are modelled once assuming that actors are farsighted and consider future scarcities, and once assuming that actors are short-sighted and only take a ten-year horizon into account.
    C. The numerical power sector/ETS-model LIMES-EU is used to analyse the impact of foresight on carbon prices in the EU ETS over the last decade.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CBA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Adequate timing of carbon dioxide reduc tion regulation, infrastructure roll-outs, grid expansions and the level and duration of potential subsidies, require thorough knowl edge of the expected transition speed.
    B. However, policymakers face uncertainty about the speed of this transition and which truck tech nologies merit support.
    C. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions from road transport requires a fast transition to zero-emission trucks.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CBA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. This study derives future cost developments for price-setting com ponents of zero-emission trucks, centred on batteries and fuel cells, by meta-forecasting from more than 200 sources.
    B. Different cost expectations related to the literature sources, from near-market to scientific, were analysed and discussed with respect to consist ency and level of ambition.
    C. Regression-based cost projections are compared with implied market evolution, including cumulative volumes and time scales, as well as growth rates and learning rates.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ABC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Yet in Australia, electricity retail protections vary across the country.
    B. Electricity is vital to many aspects of wellbeing, including keeping homes safe and comfortable, and keeping foods and medicines (such as insulin) refrigerated.
    C. Life support customers are not always protected from disconnection upon non-payment, whilst regulations for visibility such as retailer reports of disconnection rates are not always required.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BAC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We mapped five categories of regulatory protection for household electricity consumers in Australia: 1) life support protections against disconnection; 2) guaranteed minimum service levels; 3) mandated disconnection reporting; 4) complaints process clarity and independ ence; and 5) clear contractual guidelines for rooftop solar connection.
    B. Remote communities are 18% more likely to receive fewer than four of these five protections compared to urban or regional communities.
    C. Indigenous communities are 15% more likely to be underserved com pared to communities that are not majority Indigenous.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ABC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We created a dataset of electricity retail protections and solar access conditions for 3,047 Australian settlements nationwide.
    B. We did this by reviewing 284 legal documents (legislation, contracts, licences, authorities, codes and exemptions) to establish the presence (or the absence) of electricity retail protections and their conditions.
    C. Communi ties were only considered to have a protection if all customer types, both prepay and post-pay, had unambiguous protections granted in legal documents.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ABC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. To address this burden and promote an equi table clean energy transition, many countries have enacted policies that provide efficient and renewable energy technologies at low or no cost to lower-income households.
    B. The US Inflation Reduction Act is one recent example.
    C. Low-income households spend a disproportionate amount of their income on energy bills.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BCA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. The 'control' group received the standard postcard, with a website and toll-free number for making referrals.
    B. The data are from a field experiment with all 7,680 homeowners who received fully subsidized solar in California from 2004 to June 2018.
    C. Households were sent one of three mailers reminding them that they could receive US$200 for each nomination which resulted in a solar installation.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CAB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. The state has imple mented demandside policies such as vehicle fuel economy standards, low carbon fuel standards, and electric vehicle subsidies to tackle the issue.
    B. Yet, without complementary supplyside policies, California could continue extracting oil and exporting to the global market, poten tially undermining GHG reductions.
    C. California's transportation green gas emissions (GHG) remain high, accounting for half of statewide emissions in 2022.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BCA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Because of data limitations, we are likely understating the health benefits of supplyside policies by only quantifying mortality related to particulate air pollution and overstating labour costs by failing to capture reemployment possibili ties for workers affected by oil production phaseout.
    B. We combine a statisticallyestimated model of oil field production, an air pollution dispersion model, and an employment impact model to examine how different setback, excise tax, and carbon tax policies would lower production and GHG emissions from oil extraction, alter oil worker compensation across the state, and alter the distribution of local air pollution between disadvantaged and other communities.
    C. We draw on over five decades of historical, fieldlevel oil production and reserves data from California's state government agencies as well as proprietary data on oil production costs.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CAB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. One policy response in the EU has been to lower fuel taxes to soften the blow.
    B. The war in Ukraine has led to significant increases in the oil price, which is passed on to households in the form of increased fuel prices.
    C. These fuel-price increases have significant negative financial effects on households, some of which are hit harder than others.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CAB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We then find that this will lead to an increased oil price with significantly increased Russian oil profits.
    B. In the first year and up to three years later, Russia's oil profits can be expected to increase by more than 8 million euros per day.
    C. We first estimate that EU countries on average already have, or intend to, cut fuel taxes by around 20 eurocents per litre.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BCA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. To apply the model, key parameters such as supply and demand elasticities, import flows, extraction costs, tax rates and planned cuts, fuel processing costs, and so on were quantified based on a large number of previous studies as well as novel data analysis.
    B. The results thus follow from the simple but fundamental principles of supply and demand.
    C. In our study, we set up a quantifiable model of supply and demand of the market for road fuel and crude oil.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CBA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. This culminated in February 2021 when a catastrophic event occurred, causing large-scale rolling blackouts that caused the death of up to 200 people in addition to sizeable economic damage.
    B. Texas uses an energy-only market with a scarcity price mechanism to incentivize investments into capacity availability.
    C. Repeatedly, infrastructure relevant to the Texan power system failed during cold events.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BCA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. By combining these two models, we can derive estimates of capacity scarcity in the system, that is, periods when available capacity is only slightly above or even below power demand.
    B. Capacity scarcity can be directly translated to spot market electricity prices active under those conditions based on current regulatory rules.
    C. We combine a statistical model that predicts electricity load on the Texan grid conditional on temperature, with a simplified power plant outage model, which simulates the failure of power system infrastructure depending on temperature.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BCA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. In Australia's Northern Territory, most remote Indigenous households are provided with or elect to use prepayment electricity meters.
    B. This payment method is associated with high disconnection rates and is uncommon in other Australian urban and rural communities.
    C. These remote communities also experience some of the most extreme temperatures in Australia (Fig. 1a).

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ABC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. These smart-meter data were matched with daily temperature observations from the closest weather station using data from the Australian Bureau of Meteorology.
    B. We estimated the probability of disconnection across distinct temperature ranges using random-effects probit regressions, which allowed us to include variables for the daily average temperature, month of the year, and different levels of electricity use.
    C. This analysis used daily smart-meter data from 3,300 households across 28 remote communities in Australia's Northern Territory to identify the incidence of disconnection events.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BCA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. At the current rate, the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG7) target of universal access to clean cooking services by 2030 is unachievable and may remain unattainable for some countries even by 2050.
    B. Financial strain following the COVID-19 pandemic is pushing people further down the energy ladder and deepening inequities.
    C. This can also hinder progress on other SDGs, including those on health, gender, inequality, climate and land.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ACB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. About 470 million more people could be pushed into cooking-fuel poverty by 2030, exacerbating global inequities, in a slow pandemic recovery scenario that accounts for 2020 and 2021 GDP estimates and assumes a 20-year recovery period, relative to a pessimistic growth scenario that assumes no pandemic shock (Fig. 1).
    B. We find that the population share with access to clean cooking improves in all scenarios relative to today, but the target of universal access by 2030 is not reached even in our most optimistic growth and low inequality scenario.
    C. We explore clean cooking access until 2050 under alternative future scenarios of socioeconomic and demographic change, COVID 19 recovery and ambitious climate mitigation.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CBA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. In the models, we use data from nationally representative household surveys of select countries for global coverage.
    B. We apply existing models of household cooking choice and demand to assess future transitions worldwide.
    C. We account for multiple fuel use (fuel stacking), population heterogeneity, inter- and intraregional income distributions, and affordability of clean cooking options.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CAB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. The transition to net-zero energy systems is likely to accelerate these trends, enrolling domestic consumers in novel and potentially more complex relationships with their utility providers.
    B. Growing opportunities for self-generation, smart metering and electrification of heat and transport mean that utilities are offering consumers new tariffs that go beyond traditional pay-per-kilowatt models.
    C. These tariffs include some element of utility control over energy use (such as smart thermostats), more complex pricing regimes (such as time-of-use tariffs), or alterations to the fabric of buildings (such as installing insulation products).

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CAB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We identified four new energy business models that could emerge in UK utilities: A 'new electrifier', helping consumers to switch to electric heat and mobility; an 'energy service company', which uses long term contracts to finance smart retrofits; a peer to peer model where consumers generate and trade energy with each other; and a 'third party control' model where consumers allow a third party to meet their energy and other utility needs, taking decisions on their behalf.
    B. We presented these new models to existing consumers alongside a fifth 'control' model, 'same but smart' (a standard electricity tariff with a smart meter).
    C. We found that innovative energy contracts appeal differently to four specific consumer segments (Fig. 1), each defined by a combination of characteristics relating to demographics, income, education, trust and willingness to innovate.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ABC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. This study recruited 38 industry, academic and government stakeholders in the UK energy system in June 2016.
    B. We then undertook a representative survey between 30 March and 13 April 2017 of 2,024 domestic consumers in the UK with some responsibility for choosing their energy contract.
    C. We used a business model collaboration process to identify four new utility business models that may become widely available to retail energy consumers.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ACB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. The combined activity of dismantling or refurbishing existing wind turbines and commissioning new ones (known as repowering) is a growing point of focus for wind energy deployment.
    B. Ageing turbine fleets, increasing land-use constraints and the rising relevance of societal factors in siting decisions make the deployment of land-based (onshore) wind energy ever more complicated.
    C. To unlock the full potential of wind energy, policies will need to target increasing clean energy supply as well as manage community impacts.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ABC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We show this for Denmark, where more than a third (38%) of recent wind energy projects (2012-2019) involved repowering.
    B. Dismantling decisions are multifaceted and result in the dismantling of a larger number of turbines and at an earlier age than physically required.
    C. Through detailed project-level analysis, our study reveals that wind energy repowering involves consideration of more than just end-of-life replacement and space constraints.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CBA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We developed a holistic and socially informed approach to analyse repowering activity based on comprehensive project-level information.
    B. This includes existing turbines located at the same site as the new development project (on-site) as well as in other locations (off-site) for which the dismantling can be conditionally linked to the new development.
    C. The approach involves studying repowering projects in their entirety, considering all commissioning and dismantling activity within a project.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ACB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Home Energy Reports (HER) are a popular means of encouraging energy conservation, reaching millions of energy utility customers across many countries.
    B. HERs typically rely on social information about the energy usage of a customer's neighbours (descriptive feedback) and their social approval of energy conservation (injunctive feedback) to nudge recipients toward more energy-efficient behaviour.
    C. The specific content of both types of feedback depends on how the recipient's energy usage compares to that of their neighbours (Fig. 1).

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ABC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. The addition of a second piece of information of the same type (for example, adding a second descriptive messages that encouraged energy saving) had a limited impact.
    B. When feedback was inconsistent, the piece of feedback delivering the strongest message prevailed, where strength reflected the difference between the user's energy consumption and that of their neighbours (descriptive feedback) and the intensity of social approval conveyed through visual cues (injunctive feedback).
    C. Energy customers who received two different types of social feedback (descriptive and injunctive) encouraging them to save energy reduced their consumption more than low-energy users for whom conforming with the descriptive feedback would entail consumption increases, at odds with the injunctive feedback praising energy saving.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BCA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We disentangled the impact of descriptive and injunctive feedback in two ways.
    B. First, we exploited the discontinuities in the injunctive feedback, which changed discretely as users' consumption crossed certain thresholds, for instance shifting from one to two 'thumbs-up' as a user's consumption dropped below the average of their neighbours.
    C. We carried out a randomized controlled experiment in Italy in which households received HERs.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BCA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Although the potential benefits of public spending are high, the most effective ways for governments to stimulate innovation and improve the cost and performance of clean technologies remain uncertain.
    B. Innovation in clean energy and cleantech more broadly is underfunded by the private sector.
    C. The US Advanced Research Projects Agency - Energy (ARPA-E) operates a high-risk high-reward funding style that has been associated elsewhere with well-known successes in defence.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BAC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. ARPA-E is therefore either directly enhancing the ability of awardees to innovate and/or selecting highly innovative firms to receive non-dilutive cash and other forms of support.
    B. This was true even when accounting for the age of the firm, its cleantech sub-sector (for example, energy efficiency or energy storage), and its pre-2010 patenting and venture capital (VC) financing.
    C. We find that startups that received funding from ARPA-E in its first year of operation filed twice the number of patents in subsequent years compared to other similar firms without ARPA-E funding.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CBA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We combined data from Cleantech Group's i3 platform and US Department of Energy (DOE) spending records to identify US cleantech firms that were startups (5 years or less after founding) in 2010.
    B. In our statistical analyses, we performed a matching procedure to ensure that our sample is balanced along four important dimensions: age, technology sub-sector, prior patenting activity and prior VC financing.
    C. We compared US patent filings and business outcomes of the 25 startups funded by ARPA-E in 2010 to the average similar US cleantech startup, and also compared them specifically to firms funded by another DOE programme and those rejected by ARPA-E in the same year.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ACB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Most Indian households now have access to liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), with over 80 million having acquired an LPG connection through the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY), under a capital cost subsidy.
    B. While adopting a clean cooking fuel is necessary, it is not sufficient to eliminate household air pollution.
    C. And yet, three-quarters of rural households still use solid fuels to meet some of their cooking needs.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ACB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We estimate the odds of a PMUY beneficiary using LPG for all cooking needs are about 56% lower than those of a general customer, controlling for baseline socioeconomic and geographic differences.
    B. Households in villages with a greater proportion of LPG primary users have higher odds of increased LPG use, suggesting a possible peer-effect or influence of other village-specific factors such as access to biomass and LPG availability.
    C. We find that households with irregular and uncertain cash flows — those dependent on agriculture or on daily wages — have lower odds of using LPG as their main cooking fuel, perhaps owing to the recurring and inflexible cost of LPG refills.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ACB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We classify LPG-consuming households from both rounds in three categories: (1) exclusive users, those reporting LPG as their only cooking fuel; (2) primary users, those reporting LPG as their 'primary cooking fuel' but also reporting use of other fuels; (3) minority users, the LPG users reporting non-LPG fuels as their primary fuel (Fig. 1).
    B. We use primary survey data from over 9,000 rural households in 6 Indian states — Bihar, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal.
    C. Data was collected in two rounds, in 2014-15 and 2018, from the same households.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CAB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. In 2015, they produced 6 trillion MWh, representing 25% of the global supply.
    B. Simultaneously, coal-fired power plants emit air pollution, including SO2 , nitrogen oxides (NOx ), particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10 ), mercury, acid gases, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and volatile organic compounds.
    C. Coal-fired power plants provide a large amount of electricity worldwide.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BCA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Among ZIP codes more exposed to coal-fired power plant emissions, there were three fewer hospitalizations or emergency department visits per ZIP code per quarter in the year following a major transition, which translates into nearly 400 avoided hospitalizations and ER visits each year across Jefferson County, where Louisville is located.
    B. We found that these coal-fired power plant changes translated into reduced asthma exacerbations among the local community.
    C. Our study took advantage of a natural experiment that occurred between 2013 and 2016, when four coal-fired power plants in the Louisville, Kentucky area retired, transitioned to natural gas or installed SO2 emissions controls.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CBA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Our study used retirements and SO2 emission control installations at four coal-fired power plant facilities near Louisville, Kentucky, between 2013 and 2016 to frame a natural experiment.
    B. We also tracked local hospitalization and ER visit data over time.
    C. We equipped 207 Louisville residents with digital sensors for their asthma rescue inhalers and studied their inhaler use.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ACB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Energy use in buildings accounts for a significant proportion of urban greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, particularly in high-density cities.
    B. For example, New York City's most recent carbon inventory estimates that building energy use is responsible for approximately 67% of citywide GHG emissions.
    C. Given this, city policymakers have made increasing building energy efficiency, particularly of existing buildings, a central component of long-term sustainability goals.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ABC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We find that, for the time period studied between 2011 and 2016, mandatory energy audits had a modest negative impact on energy consumption in office and residential buildings in New York City.
    B. The magnitude was consistent with the savings potential of low-cost energy conservation measures and retro-commissioning activities.
    C. Audited buildings are found to have energy use reductions post-audit of 2.5% for multifamily and 4.9% for office buildings beyond what would otherwise be expected (Fig. 1).

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ABC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We collect detailed audit report data from mandatory Local Law 87 audits conducted in 2013 and 2014 through a randomly-assigned allocation process.
    B. Specifically, we analyze annual energy benchmarking data collected by New York City under Local Law 84 from 2011 to 2016 to investigate whether properties that conducted an audit exhibited greater average reductions in energy use than similar, non-audited properties.
    C. This study helps to inform urban energy policy decisions by comparing energy use in properties that have performed a mandatory energy audit with those that have not.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CBA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. These non-market forces are often downplayed or ignored by economists because they are hard to measure.
    B. The effects of strategic moves by major players such as the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), panic buying or speculative bubbles are expected by industry analysts to distort markets.
    C. Oil prices are affected by factors other than demand and supply fundamentals.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CBA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. In the other 184 quarters, reduced accuracy creates nine regimes when oil prices deviate from the level implied by supply and demand.
    B. Of these nine regimes, two are associated with policy interventions to suppress price increases.
    C. Proxies for supply and demand accurately account for oil prices in 138 of 313 quarters from January 1938 to March 2018.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BCA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We identify periods when non-market factors move the price of crude oil away from the level implied by supply and demand (that is, market fundamentals) and the size of these price deviations.
    B. This analysis is supplemented with a statistical procedure that identifies periods when the proxies for supply and demand imply values for oil prices that differ from observations in a statistically significant manner.
    C. To do so, we estimate the relation between oil prices and proxies for oil supply and demand, such as production by a dominant producing organization (for example OPEC in recent times), the amount of oil in storage and the rate at which refineries convert crude oil to useful products.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ACB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. The sector in the UK has grown due to favourable government policies and the decreasing cost of renewable energy technologies.
    B. Community energy schemes offer an alternative to centralized large scale energy provision, with various forms of community energy already found across Europe, North America and elsewhere.
    C. Local energy projects delivered by community groups could play a pivotal role in realizing the transition to a zero-carbon energy future.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CBA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. For renewables, two basic business models exist.
    B. Activities addressing demand-side issues, such as energy efficiency or fuel poverty, are mostly cross-subsidized from renewables revenue or grant funded, although a few groups do run financially self-sustaining demand-side projects.
    C. The UK community energy sector is dominated by renewable electricity generation.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CBA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We collected data on up to 200 variables per project, paying particular attention to financing mechanisms.
    B. Our survey structure used the Business Model Canvas to analyse organisations' value propositions (what they offer the customer) and associated activities, customers, resources, costs and revenues.
    C. Little is known about how community energy projects raise finance, so we conducted a new UK-wide survey of the sector.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CBA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We analysed LPG sales data for over 25,000 consumers including PMUY beneficiaries as well as general rural LPG consumers in the Koppal district in Karnataka, India.
    B. We employed data covering all LPG purchases of PMUY beneficiaries through their first year in the programme and the general rural population's purchases during their first five years as consumers to assess the effect of experience on use.
    C. We also assessed price and seasonal factors affecting LPG use among the general population over a three-year period.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ABC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Identifying the optimum product to derive or pathway to use based on varying goals from emission reduction to economic efficiency is complex.
    B. Wastes and biomass residues can be used to derive a number of alternative useful products through different conversion pathways and are widely available and replenishable.
    C. The various conversion pathways are currently at different stages of technical and economic maturity.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CAB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. This analysis quantifies life cycle GHG emissions and energy production for 15 conversion pathways and 29 waste feedstocks at both the county and national levels in the US.
    B. This analysis compares the energy and climate benefits of a large set of feasible technology pathways for energy recovery from waste from a systems perspective — using a life cycle assessment with a consistent system boundary and region-varying inputs.
    C. It also identifies the most efficient pathways for utilizing each distinct type of waste and biomass residue with respect to renewable energy production, net energy gain or GHG emissions reduction.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BAC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Greater shares of renewable power in future electricity grids may introduce challenges for maintaining grid reliability; demand-side response measures offer one tool to maintain reliability while also increasing the share of renewable power.
    B. Pricing electricity higher in evenings (such as in 'time-of-use' rates) is a common demand side response measure to encourage households and businesses to shift electricity demand to times when generation from renewable sources is readily available.
    C. This strategy may introduce disproportionate hardships for households that already live in energy poverty: they struggle to meet the financial demands of both energy costs and other necessities such as food and medicine.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ABC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. According to many modelling scenarios, achieving the goals of the Paris Climate Agreement is incompatible with operating coal-fired power plants globally after 2030.
    B. Coal-fired power generation is the single most important source of carbon dioxide emissions in many countries, including Germany.
    C. Several governments have started to design public policies for phasing out coal.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BAC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We find that German voters prefer a coal phase-out by 2025, whereas policies aiming at a later date find less support.
    B. Voters in the two coal-producing regions affected by the phase-out (Rhineland and Lusatia) also prefer an earlier phase out.
    C. Voters would uphold their support for a phase-out by 2025 even in light of additional household costs, although every €10 increase in annual household cost decreases voter support by about seven percentage points.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ACB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. In addition, 1,034 individuals living in the country's main coal regions, Rhineland and Lusatia, were surveyed.
    B. As part of the experiment, study participants had to evaluate a number of policy scenarios for a coal phase-out.
    C. Our study is based on a choice experiment with a representative sample of 2,161 Germans who are eligible to vote.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BCA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Instead of relying purely on energy market revenues to attract investment, many regions have put in place resource adequacy mechanisms that enable generators to receive supplementary payments for capacity.
    B. A key challenge in liberalized electricity markets is ensuring that investors build enough generation capacity to maintain reliability of the system.
    C. The addition of wind and solar power tends to depress energy market prices, so many project that these capacity payments will become increasingly important to guarantee reliability as markets evolve.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BAC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. This hedging property reduces the risk of investing in new generation, enabling developers to secure financing at lower cost.
    B. However, the quality of the hedge for each generation technology depends on how well the design of the mechanism aligns with its particular risk profile.
    C. We find that from the perspective of investors, the financial impact of resource adequacy mechanisms is to replace highly volatile energy market revenues with relatively stable payments for capacity.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BCA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Importantly, the study was theoretical rather than experimental.
    B. To examine the effect of risk and resource adequacy mechanisms on generation investment, we developed an equilibrium model describing a competitive market with limited outlets for risk trading.
    C. Unlike traditional analyses, in which the risk premium required by investors is assumed to be constant, our equilibrium framework allows the risk premium to change in accordance with the stabilizing effect that financial trades can have on generator revenues.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CAB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. These reductions are often attributed to a reduction in hardware cost but the role of financing conditions and trends has remained largely unexamined.
    B. Ambitious policies have already led to large reductions in renewable energy cost.
    C. Achieving the goals of the Paris Agreement requires significant continued reduction in the cost of renewable energy.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CBA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We combined this with qualitative interviews with 41 investment professionals to understand the underlying drivers of change in financing conditions.
    B. We compiled a novel dataset on the financing conditions of 133 representative German utility-scale renewable energy projects undertaken between 2000 and 2017.
    C. This allowed us to disentangle the cost-reducing effect of lower interest rates from the cost-reducing effect of experience in the renewable energy financing industry (Fig. 1).

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BAC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. The anticipated savings effects have been a driver for the rollout of smart electricity meters to millions of households.
    B. It is difficult for consumers to establish a link between a specific activity and its impact on energy consumption.
    C. Feedback interventions are viewed as promising behaviour change strategies to establish this link and ultimately to foster energy conservation.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CAB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Growing self-generation and storage are expected to cause significant changes in residential electricity usage patterns and hence household bills.
    B. Commonly applied volumetric network tariffs may result in an imbalance between different socioeconomic groups of households and their respective contributions to recovering these operating costs.
    C. However, the costs of operating the electricity grid must still be recovered from ratepayers.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ACB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Moreover, the impact of peak charges on household budgets can be disruptive.
    B. We modelled the effects of 11 network tariff scenarios on household budgets using real load profiles from 765 households collected between April 2010 and March 2011 in Austria.
    C. We found that, for tariffs emphasizing peak charges, the predictability of annual network costs for households is potentially low, because the costs are driven by only a small number of peak consumption values.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CAB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Our study explored the impact of applying peak-load-based tariffs on the budgets of households that had mainly been charged based on consumed volumes before.
    B. We recruited households from Upper Austria, who gave us permission to collect their 15-minute electricity load profiles from their smart meter between April 2010 and March 2011.
    C. They also provided socioeconomic information and details of their electric appliances.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ABC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Many countries have adopted incentive policies to encourage solar energy development.
    B. Examples include solar feed-in tariffs common in Europe and the 30% income tax credit for solar installations in the US.
    C. In recent years, however, Middle Eastern countries with no official solar incentive programmes have become world leaders in developing low-priced photovoltaic power plants.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ABC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We performed a detailed cost breakdown of large-scale solar energy projects in the United Arab Emirates.
    B. Solar panel prices have fallen by a factor of 6 since the beginning of this decade.
    C. Many factors contributed to the low price, but two stand out as having the most impact: the plummeting cost of solar panels and the reduced costs of financing.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ACB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. This allowed us to estimate costs from the bottom up and evaluate the impact of different assumptions about cost components.
    B. We considered specific trends independently, such as recent reductions in the price of solar panels, or regional variations in labour costs and debt interest rates.
    C. We developed a model to break down the levelized cost of electricity (that is, the total cost to the plant operator of producing one kilowatt hour of electricity) into many different contributions related to hardware costs, installation labour, financing, site preparation and maintenance.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BCA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. International organizations have long encouraged governments to eliminate these subsidies, leading to the incorporation of subsidy reform in the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and proposed commitments in the Paris Agreement of 2015.
    B. Most importantly, it slows the transition to renewable energy and increases carbon emissions.
    C. Many governments subsidize the consumption of fossil fuels, a practice that drains government funds, boosts road traffic and air pollution, and damages public health.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CBA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. One-third of all failures were caused by explicit policy reversals, often in response to popular protests; for the other two-thirds, the reforms were erased by inflation, currency depreciation and rising oil prices.
    B. We find that since 2016, and in comparison to the 2000-2015 period, there has been a rise in the frequency and ambition of subsidy reforms but a drop in their durability: 70% of all reforms failed in the first year, and 91% failed within 3 years.
    C. The size of subsidies rose for 12 countries in our sample and were virtually unchanged for the other 9.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CAB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. All were oil and gas producers. We collected new data on their gasoline prices by using government documents, industry records and media reports.
    B. Together, they accounted for 97% of all gaso line subsidies between 2003 and 2015.
    C. Our sample consists of monthly gasoline prices from 2000 to 2023 of the 21 countries that maintained substantial gasoline subsidies dur ing the pre-2015 period.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CBA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. However, the planned upscaling of many of these interventions has highlighted a 'pacing problem', whereby the rate of innovation and deployment is outpacing governance preparedness to anticipate and responsibly manage actions and their impacts.
    B. Scientific and not-for-profit organizations are already trialling a wide array of new marine-climate interventions.
    C. Rapidly changing climatic and oceanic conditions form a clear and urgent mandate for novel interventions to sustain marine ecosystems and the communities that depend on them.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CBA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Our study identifies a wide diversity of marine-climate interventions proposed or already deployed in 37 marine systems.
    B. Multiple types of intervention co-occur in all major ocean basins.
    C. Most practition ers (71%) report interventions aimed at supporting marine species and ecosystem adaptation, while 29% report interventions aimed at climate mitigation and societal adaptation.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ABC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We used an online questionnaire to survey the emerging global com munity of marine-climate intervention practitioners, bringing together critical information on this rapidly emerging field.
    B. Using these results, we developed a typology of major types and sub-types of novel marine-climate interventions.
    C. We gathered data from 332 participants, including the types of novel interventions being developed or deployed, how these interventions are being designed, their geographic distribution and stage of development, types of cli mate goals and benefits pursued, and the arrangements (if any) for responsible governance.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ACB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We find that interactions between mitigation policies in China would reduce the percentage of scenarios achieving carbon neutrality by 2060 by 84%, and delay the years in which these scenarios are achieved by 5-6 years.
    B. Among all mitigation polices, the combination of carbon pricing and renewable energy exhibits trade-off effects on both mitigation and economic outcomes.
    C. This decline is driven by how different policies influence each other's implementation space: complementary policies expand it, while competitive policies constrain it.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ACB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. All scenarios were simulated and compared under two different assumptions: an actual simultaneous-implementation assumption (ASIA), in which the simulation results are obtained by implementing mitigation policies simultaneously; and an idealized simple-superposition assumption (ISSA), in which the simulation results are obtained by aggregating the results of separately imple mented mitigation policies.
    B. We established a comprehensive policy portfolio area toward 2060, consisting of 1,295 scenarios based on 4 different types of aggregated mitigation strategy (carbon pricing, energy efficiency, renewable energy and electrification of end uses).
    C. Meanwhile, we developed a dynamic computable general equilibrium model of China (CEEGE model) to assess the impacts on emissions reductions, economic costs of mitigation and mitigation efficiency under different policy combinations.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CAB


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. The world is witnessing a demographic shift towards ageing societies, posing a serious challenge to sustainable development and climate actions.
    B. In response, China has progressively relaxed its fertility policy (that is, shifting from the one-child policy to the two-child policy, and now to the three-child policy) and has proposed a gradual increase in the statutory retirement age (currently 60 for men and 55 for women, compared with 65 for both men and women in developed countries).
    C. These policy changes are expected to impact population size, age structure and the labour market, potentially influencing household consumption and carbon footprint.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ABC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. These impacts of the policy changes seem to be greater in regions where dis parities in income and consumption among different age groups are larger.
    B. Relaxing fertility policies and delaying retirement age are projected to increase household carbon footprints in China, primarily through boosting the population and labour.
    C. We find that younger people in China tend to have higher household carbon footprints due to greater income and consumption, a pattern that contrasts with developed countries where older people typically have higher carbon footprints.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CBA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We estimate household carbon footprints in different age groups by combining the environmentally extended multiregional input-output model with detailed household survey data.
    B. Fertility and retirement policies affect household carbon footprints via two channels.
    C. We developed an integrated framework of climate, population and economy models to assess the impacts of fertility and retirement poli cies on household carbon footprints.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BCA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Costs are rising due to both increasing exposure (that is, more assets at risk) and more frequent and severe weather extremes under climate change.
    B. One important aspect of adaptation is limiting the number of people and properties in harm's way.
    C. The costs of weather disasters in the USA now exceed US$120 billion annually.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BCA


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We evaluate the impact of a policy that eliminated federal infrastructure investments, flood insurance and disaster assistance in high-risk coastal zones in the USA.
    B. We find that the policy lowered development densities (buildings per acre) by 83% in designated areas but raised them by 37% in neighbouring communities, suggesting that the approach can reallo cate growth away from the most at-risk areas.
    C. The policy also generated co-benefits in neighbouring areas, increasing property values and provid ing flood protection services by conserving natural lands.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ABC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. The 28th Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP28) delivered the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Belém framework for assessing the global goal on adaptation (GGA), which includes key elements, targets and mandates to guide national assessments and build adaptation-tracking capacities.
    B. Much of the emphasis has focused on developing globally relevant indicators, starkly overlooking the role of existing national policy processes for tracking adaptation progress.
    C. National adaptation plans (NAPs) and nationally determined contributions (NDCs) outline national adapta tion commitments and can therefore provide the basis for tracking progress under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ABC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Only eight NAPs and four NDCs covered infor mation on all key elements of the adaptation cycle: climate hazards, systems at risk, goals, objectives, actions and indicators.
    B. Despite variation among countries and documents, most African NAPs and NDCs provide only a fraction of the information fundamental for adaptation tracking.
    C. Six NAPs and five NDCs presented fully consistent narratives, articulating linkages between risk assessments, adaptation planning, implementation and tracking.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: BAC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. We reviewed 53 African NDCs and 15 NAPs available as of 30 September 2022 to determine their adequacy for providing a basis for national-level adaptation tracking.
    B. The dataset of more than 7,000 observations provides the most comprehensive overview available describing adaptation planning, implementation and tracking intentions across African countries.
    C. We evaluated the documents against three criteria: (1) coverage, referring to the inclusion of information on four adaptation- cycle components, namely, climate risk and impact assessments, planning, implementation, and monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL); (2) consistency, referring to the intentional linkages between adaptation-cycle components, to ensure meaningful insights on pro gress; and (3) robustness, describing the quality of indicator sets, as entry points for operational tracking.

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: ABC


Question:
You are given three shuffled sentences that originally formed a coherent paragraph from a policy brief document. Your task is to determine the correct order by selecting the most logical and coherent sequence.

    Shuffled Sentences:
    A. Countries have communicated these propos als in their reporting to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), so far describing contributions from conventional CDR methods in the land-use, land-use change and forestry (LULUCF) sector, such as afforestation, as well as novel methods such as direct air carbon capture and storage.
    B. Many countries have declared net-zero targets as part of their commit ments under the Paris Agreement.
    C. In addition to emissions reductions, these national targets imply proposals to sustain or increase carbon dioxide removal (CDR).

    Answer with a permutation of A, B, and C that best restores the original paragraph (e.g., BAC, CAB). **Strictly follow this format—do not include any explanations or additional text.**

Answer: CAB