POLITIFACT—Unlike the United States, which has a lot of economically competitive natural gas under development, China doesn’t, said Senior Fellow Anna Mikulska.
PHILADELPHIA MAGAZINE—Philly Mag spoke with KCEP Faculty Director Mark Alan Hughes to discuss how city officials could have a say in what’s next for the contentious Southwest Philly site.
POWER OF PENN—Interdisciplinary collaboration was the catalyst for the first Energy Week at Penn, a five-day event exploring energy solutions for the future.
PBS—“By my estimate, I think we’re in the range of 300,000 or so jobs in the foreseeable future that could be automated to some significant extent," says Senior Fellow Steve Viscelli.
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY—“To the extent that we’re focused on the threat of climate change to humans, we’re really concerned about water,” said KCEP Senior Fellow Scott Moore.
THE DAILY PENNSYLVANIAN—Penn’s other research institutions in energy consumption and sustainability, such as the Kleinman Center, will also be involved in CSSM through the center’s outreach in the scientific community.
PHILADELPHIA MAGAZINE—Reflecting on climate migrants, Mark Hughes said that, "our infrastructure may be outdated, but we’re capable of housing 2.5 million people".
THE DAILY PENNSYLVANIAN—This week, led by the Kleinman Center, Penn hosted its first-ever Energy Week to highlight the breadth and depth of energy innovation at Penn.
WORLD PIPELINES—Penn's Kleinman Center for Energy Policy has awarded its fifth annual Carnot Prize to Cheryl LaFleur, former commissioner of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
PITTSBURGH POST GAZETTE—Analysis from the Kleinman Center that found electricity prices in 2030 would be lower if Pennsylvania joined the initiative than if it didn’t, as long as the carbon price is $25 per ton or less.
PR NEWSWIRE—The Kleinman Center will award its fifth annual Carnot Prize to Cheryl LaFleur, former commissioner of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
PENN TODAY—During two decades at Penn, Mark Alan Hughes has made the University a leader in the field of energy policy—and he’s showing no signs of slowing down.
HELLENIC SHIPPING NEWS—KCEP research looked at the performance of coal equities in the days immediately following announcements related to three Obama-era regulations.
MOGULDOM NATION—Christopher Severen, with Faculty Fellow Arthur van Benthem, analyzed millions of government survey responses and found that a spike in gas prices during the people’s teen years affected their driving behavior for their entire lives
WASHINGTON POST— Faculty Fellow Arthur van Benethem and Christopher Severen explore how gas price shock during your teen years affects later-in-life driving behavior.
