Environmental Ambition and Economic Protectionism: The Design of Border Carbon Adjustments
The Architecture of Border Carbon Adjustments Unilateral climate policy asks governments to solve two problems at once. They want domestic […]
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Political Ideology and U.S. Electric Vehicle Adoption
This paper examines the relationship between political ideology and electric vehicle (EV) adoption in the United States, using detailed county-level […]
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Steady Heat, Flexible Power: Flexibility by Proxy in Nuclear-Thermal Energy Storage Systems
Thermal Energy Storage (TES) is a promising technology to reconcile the economic constraints of capital-intensive low-carbon thermal generators such as […]
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The Value of Storage in Electricity Distribution: The Role of Markets
n the 1980s and 1990s, deregulation was en vogue. By breaking up established monopolies, the hope was to increase market […]
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Designing Second-Best Price Zones in Electricity Markets
Electricity Markets in North America More than two-thirds of electricity in North America is traded in deregulated wholesale markets. These […]
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From Least-cost Plans to Implementable Electrification: A Regulatory–Financial Framework to Achieve Universal Access
Universal electricity access remains a development priority and a climate enabler. Yet the global trajectory still falls short. IEA projections […]
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