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January 2025

Who's On the Hook for California's Uninsurable Homes? - Meredith Fowlie on The Indicator and More

January 2025

How Climate Change is Reshaping Home Insurance in California — and the Rest of the U.S. - Meredith Fowlie on NPR and More

January 2025

Californians Pay Hefty Fee for Electricity, and Rates are Likely to Keep Increasing - Andrew Campbell on KQED

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Can California Afford Carbon Pricing?

January 13, 2025

Going Car Shopping With Your Economist Parent

January 6, 2025

Top 10 Energy Institute Blog Posts of 2024

December 16, 2024

Events

Upcoming: March 21, 2025

POWER Conference on Energy Research and Policy - Registration Open (Early Bird Ends March 7th!)

Upcoming: January 27, 2025

Energy Markets Workshop, Joachim Seel, LBNL, "Empirical Trends in Utility-Scale Solar Deployment, Technology, Cost, Performance, PPA Pricing, and Value in the United States"

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January 6, 2025

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Severin Borenstein Named Chair of CAISO Board of Governors

December 18, 2024

Inside the Energy Institute: Faculty Affiliate Spotlight: Aaron Smith, Faculty Engagement in Public Service, Meet Kaixin Wang

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Research Highlights

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"The Trouble with Green Subsidies" - James Sallee

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"Do Time-of-Use Prices Deliver Energy Savings at the Right Time?" - Aaron Smith

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"The Effects of “Buy American”: Electric Vehicles and the Inflation Reduction Act" - Hunt Allcott, Reigner Kane, Max Maydanchik, Joseph Shapiro, and Felix Tintelnot

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Latest News

Meredith Fowlie on The Indicator and The Financial Times: Who’s On the Hook for California’s Uninsurable Homes? (1/16/25)

Meredith Fowlie on NPR and Brookings News: How Climate Change is Reshaping Home Insurance in California — and the Rest of the U.S. (1/14/25)

Andrew Campbell on KQED: Californians Pay Hefty Fee for Electricity, and Rates are Likely to Keep Increasing (1/8/25)

 

 

 

 

 

 

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