PENN TODAY— Mark Hughes says that electrifying the remainder of India requires a sustainable transition that avoids the worst effects of climate change while providing power to the world’s energy poor.
LAW360— "By improving revenue adequacy, the federal carbon tax would likely reduce, but not eliminate, the need for such state-level interventions and therefore reduce related market design controversies," said Christina Simeone.
CENTER FOR STRATEGIC & INTERNATIONAL STUDIES— KCEP Senior Fellow William Hederman joins the CSIS podcast to discuss the current state of cybersecurity in the United States.
THE TIMES TRIBUNE— Of the new law, Christina Simeone of the Kleinman Center said, “it would have been ideal if there were more consumer protections in the bill, but hopefully the commission will be looking at that aspect.”
ENERGY NEWS NETWORK— Christina Simeone views a bill to authorize the PA's Public Utility Commission (PUC) to allow for a new range of options in crafting future rate designs as a move in the right direction, but thinks the devil will be in the details.
AXIOS— The federal focus on aiding coal and nuclear plants on the grounds of security "takes attention away from more relevant concerns, such as insufficient distribution grid cybersecurity protections," according to Christina Simeone.
