A new study evaluates which consumers who opt into dynamic electricity pricing are most likely to conserve, and the role an upfront financial take-up incentive plays in cutting electricity use.
Electricity capacity markets are designed to make sure that there is enough electricity when needed, though recent winter storms have highlighted their vulnerability to extreme weather events. A new study...
Companies with fossil fuel facilities are reluctant to build transmission lines that carry renewable energy, a new study finds. In doing so, energy buyers are experiencing unwarranted financial risks.
People are more motivated by saving money on gas than reducing their personal impact on climate change and are less willing to pay a fee in their electric bills to...
An evaluation of popular climate policies finds the benefits of clean electricity standards and clean energy tax credits may outweigh the efficiency gains of carbon pricing—if this efficiency exists at...
A new study finds expanding transmission lines increases renewable energy investments and reduces average electricity costs. The expansion costs are quickly paid back in environmental and health benefits.
