The Best Route to Net-Zero Emissions (Jesse Jenkins, Harvard Kennedy School of Government and Harvard University Center for the Environment)

by | Feb 21, 2019 | Energy Affordability & the Green Transition, New Energy Infrastructure and the Green Transition, Reliability of Supply in a Green Energy Future

Postdoctoral Fellow, Harvard Kennedy School of Government Fellow, Harvard University Center for the Environment Jesse Jenkins Interviewer: David Spence, Interview date:  2/21/19 Keywords: Cost of Energy, Decarbonization, Resource Adequacy, Resource Planning Model...

California’s Energy Transition: Decarbonization & Decentralization (Michael Wara, Woods Institute for the Environment and Stanford Law School)

by | Dec 14, 2018 | Energy Affordability & the Green Transition, Governance: Markets & Regulation in the Green Transition, Regulatory Instruments & Carbon Emission Reduction

Senior Research Scholar, Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment & Fellow, Stanford Law School Michael Wara Interviewer: David Spence, Interview date:  December 14, 2018   California’s Energy Transition—Decarbonization & Decentralization (Community...

“Naïve Energy Markets” and the Boundary Between Markets and Regulation (David Spence, University of Texas School of Law and McCombs School of Business)

by | Nov 2, 2018 | Governance & Tradeoffs Generally, Governance: Markets & Regulation in the Green Transition, Reliability of Supply in a Green Energy Future

Baker Botts Chair in law, university of texas school of law Professor of business, government & society, mccombs school of business David Spence Interviewers: Sharon Jacobs & Shelley Welton, Interview date:  11/7/18 Key Terms: Cost of Service Ratemaking,...