DESMOG BLOG—In September 2018, the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy faulted Energy Transfer’s remediation process at PES for failing to involve the surrounding community and non-compliance with the public notice requirements of a state law commonly referred to as Act 2.
S&P GLOBAL—"Moral authority like that being expressed by the Pope can overcome well-known behavioral biases that favor inaction and short term thinking," said Faculty Director Mark Hughes.
WHYY—“Not having a refinery there ends a long environmental justice travesty and puts Philadelphia on the right side of energy history. Having a new owner who takes a long view on improvements to the site and on the possibilities for many potential reuses lets us be a city of what’s next rather of what was,” said Faculty Director Mark Hughes.
NPR—In an Energy Policy Now podcast, Ioana Marinescu suggested the government invest lots of money in clean energy up front and then levy a carbon tax when the economy recovers.
NATURAL GAS INTELLIGENCE—Last year’s sanctions have been “very effective already, as they have stopped NS2 in its tracks,” said Senior Fellow Anna Mikulska.
THE LAUDER INSTITUTE—"I got interested in the subject after meeting an energy company during the Latin America immersion program, and through my research at the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy," reflects graduate Girish Sanka.
PERRY WORLD HOUSE—"'Getting back to normal' in our energy systems is not just an obfuscation, it is a dangerous organizing principle for policy," writes Faculty Director Mark Alan Hughes.
PENN TODAY—Angela Pachon of the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected and will continue to affect the public transportation industry.
IEEE POWER & ENERGY SOCIETY—Senior Fellow Bill Hederman contributes to a white paper that explains how the electrical industry, world-wide, is "keeping the lights on" during this pandemic.
THE MOGULDOM NATION—“Covid is simply outside what even the most far-reaching energy market scenarios had considered,” according to Faculty Fellow Arthur van Benthem.
COLUMBIA SIPA—LaFleur has been recognized with several awards for energy policy and leadership, including the Carnot Prize for leadership in energy policy.
