Carbon markets, ESG, climate law, COP talks and corporate transition
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Tariffs on washing machines have led to significant price increases for consumers and limited economic benefits, raising concerns about the implications for households.
California's challenge in balancing utility profits with public interest highlights the potential benefits and challenges of adopting UK-style performance-based ratemaking.
The shift to expand U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports holds significant ramifications for domestic energy prices and global emissions, necessitating careful examination.
Time-of-use pricing by Sacramento Municipal Utility District proved effective in reducing peak electricity demand, especially on high-temperature days.
A recent study claims that new gas stations in Mexico lead to lower prices and improved service quality, emphasizing the benefits of market competition.
Bitcoin mining in the U.S. is driving emissions higher, particularly through outdated coal plants, raising concerns about carbon impacts and pollution.
This summer’s extreme temperatures have influenced U.S. electricity consumption trends, revealing regional differences and the impact of population growth.
California's electricity costs vary significantly, with public utilities often offering lower rates than private companies, influenced by factors like scale and customer type.
The Inflation Reduction Act's targeted tax credits aim to empower fossil fuel-dependent communities in the clean energy transition, but challenges remain.
China's coal consumption continues to rise despite global trends, highlighting significant challenges for climate goals and energy innovation.
Explore key takeaways and evaluations of significant energy-related books published in 2018, highlighting historical context and future implications.