Podcast

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May 30, 2017	The Economics of Climate Change	Per Krusell	How much should countries spend today to avoid climate change impacts that may be far into the future? A renown economist discusses the emerging discipline of climate economics and explores means of efficiently putting mitigation funds to work.
February 28, 2017	How U.S. LNG is Changing the Global Gas Market	Anna Mikulska	U.S. natural gas exports are helping to globalize the gas market, putting traditional buyer-seller relationships to the test and raising the possibility of far-reaching geopolitical consequences.
February 14, 2017	How Alberta Overcame Discord to Enact Carbon Tax	Gitane De Silva	The only people not surprised when political parties, oil companies, and environmentalists came together to implement Alberta’s carbon tax were the Albertans themselves.
January 30, 2017	Advancing Energy Storage	Ken Kulak	Energy storage in electricity markets is on the rise, and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is weighing in with new rules that could change deployment of storage and distributed energy resources across the country.
January 5, 2017	20 Years of Electricity Restructuring in Pennsylvania	John Hanger, Christina Simeone	It has been 20 years since Pennsylvania’s electricity markets opened to competition. Benefits have been many, but pitfalls remain. Authors of a new study on electricity markets in Pennsylvania discuss their findings.

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