Publications

Modernizing GHG Accounting Rules and Climate Leadership Programs: When Should Companies be Able to Claim They Consume Carbon-Free Electricity? Modernizing GHG Accounting Rules and Climate Leadership Programs: How Attributional and Consequential Accounting Differ and Why Both are Essential to Measure and Incentivize Progress Towards GHG Reduction Goals Opinion: There are 3 fundamental problems with Scope 2 GHG accounting. Here’s how to fix them. Modernizing How Electricity Buyers Account and are Recognized for Decarbonization Impact and Climate Leadership Implications of Fully Decarbonizing the Electric Industry for Business: Icarus or Daedalus? The Patchwork Quilt: Business Complexities of Decarbonizing the Electric Sector Review and Assessment of Literature on Deep Decarbonization in the United States: Importance of System Scale and Technological Diversity Advancing Corporate Procurement of Zerocarbon Electricity in the United States: Moving from RE100 to ZC100 Designing Successful Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction Policies: A Primer for Policymakers – The Perfect or the Good? Fully Decarbonizing the New England Electric System: Implications for New Reservoir Hydro Economic Equilibrium and Reliability in ERCOT Adjusting Mass-Based CO2 Goals for Load Growth Under the CPP Translating Emission Rate Goals to Mass Goals Under the Clean Power Plan Alternative Approaches for Regulating Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Existing Power Plants under the Clean Air Act: Practical Pathways to Meaningful Reductions Negative Electricity Prices and the Production Tax Credit | Why wind producers can pay us to take their power – and why that is a bad thing Strategic Implication of Commodity Risk, Optimizing Business Strategy in Light of the Commodity Risk Faced by Electric and Natural Gas Companies Embrace Electric Competition Or Its Déjà Vu All Over Again