Papers

Beyond Bankruptcy
The Outlook for Philadelphia’s Neighborhood Refinery
Christina Simeone | September 20, 2018
Philadelphia Energy Solutions (PES) may face bankruptcy again by 2022. Meanwhile, Sunoco’s efforts to remediate legacy pollution at the PES refinery omitted public involvement requirements, raising serious legal questions and new engagement opportunities.
August 30, 2018 Comparative Pathways Interim Report
Cornelia Colijn, Mark Alan Hughes, and Oscar Serpell
August 13, 2018 U.S. Offshore Wind Power
Brandon Burke, Esq.
June 17, 2018 A Market for Primary Frequency Response?
By Thomas Lee
May 23, 2018 Reimagining Pennsylvania's Coal Communities
Christina Simeone, Theodora Okiro, DeShaun Bennett
October 27, 2017 Pennsylvania’s Gas Decade
Christina Simeone
August 24, 2017 Reconciling Subsidized Resources
Angela Pachon and Christina Simeone
July 27, 2017 Energy Storage in PJM
Thomas Lee
May 19, 2017 PJM Governance
Christina Simeone
December 20, 2016 Revitalizing Coal Communities
Adija Manley and Christina Simeone
October 28, 2016 A Case Study of Electricity Competition Results in Pennsylvania
Christina Simeone and John Hanger
August 8, 2016 Nuclear Decommissioning
Christina Simeone
June 29, 2016 Philadelphia Gas Works’ LNG Expansion Efforts
Christina Simeone
June 6, 2016 Rate Decoupling and Economic and Design Considerations
Christina Simeone
February 1, 2016 Exploring the Utility of the Future in Pennsylvania
Christina Simeone
November 4, 2015 Listening, Learning, Leading: A Framework for Regulatory Excellence
Cary Coglianese
June 4, 2015 Post Report: U.S. Department of Energy National Energy Codes Conference
March 23, 2015 Exploring Clean Power Plan Compliance Options for Pennsylvania
Christina Simeone
October 1, 2009 Working Paper: The Philadelphia Energyshed
Mark Alan Hughes