RECENT POSTINGS
HEPG maintains an extensive Research Library on electricity issues. The most recent postings are listed below.
Dates indicate when items were completed, presented or published, and not the posting dates.

FERC Staff Report. A National Assessment of Demand Response Potential. Prepared by the Brattle Group, Freeman Sullivan & Co, and Global Energy Partners, LLC. June 2009. 254 pages.

Bodmer, Edward. The Deregulation Penalty: Losses for Consumers and Gains for Sellers. A Report to the American Public Power Association, May 2009. 20 pages. Appendices, 25 pages.

Earle, Robert, Edward P. Kahn and Edo Macan. Measuring the Capacity Impacts of Demand Response. To be published in the Electricity Journal – pre-print version. June 12, 2009, 23 pages.

Harvill, Terry. Transmission Rights, Transmission Wrongs, and Renewable Resources: Conflicts Over Access, Pricing, and Jurisdiction. Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group, May 28-29, 2009, Cambridge, MA. 26 pages.

Manz, Laura. Transmission Rights, Transmission Wrongs, and Renewable Resources Conflicts Over Access, Pricing, and Jurisdiction. Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group, May 28-29, 2009, Cambridge, MA. 14 pages.

Rudkevich, Aleksandr. Locational Marginal Carbon IntensityDefinition, Properties and Policy Implications. Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group, May 28-29, 2009, Cambridge, MA. 14 pages.

Zichella, Carl. Renewable Transmission:Rights, Wrongs and Conflicts…Access, Pricing, Jurisdiction or Goals? Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group, May 28-29, 2009, Cambridge, MA. 17 pages.

Hogan, William. Externalities and Incentives. Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group, May 28-29, 2009, Cambridge, MA. 23 pages.

Keohane, Nathaniel. Regulatory means and environmental ends. Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group, May 28-29, 2009, Cambridge, MA. 8 pages.

Schmalensee, Richard. Getting Microeconomic Policy WRONG: How to Break Economists’ Rules. Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group, May 28-29, 2009, Cambridge, MA. 6 pages.

Tierney, Susan. Linking Ends and Means in Energy & Environmental Policy:Intended and Unintended Consequences (And Assorted Observations that Reveal Why I’m in Boston Rather than D.C.). Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group, May 28-29, 2009, Cambridge, MA. 25 pages.

Glazer, Craig. Planning in the 21st Century: The Black Sheep or the Crown Jewel of the Electric Industry. Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group, May 28-29, 2009, Cambridge, MA. 14 pages.

Pizarro, Pedro. Comprehensive Transmission Planning: New Challenges To Coherence, Functionality, and Economic Efficiency. Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group, May 28-29, 2009, Cambridge, MA. 9 pages.

Tomasky, Susan. Comprehensive Transmission Planning: New Challenges To Coherence, Functionality, and Economic Efficiency. Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group, May 28-29, 2009, Cambridge, MA. 8 pages.

Whitley, Stephen. Electric System Planning in New York& the Northeast. Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group, May 28-29, 2009, Cambridge, MA. 30 pages.

American Wind Energy Association and the Solar Energy Industries Association. Green Power Superhighways Building a Path to America’s Clean Energy Future. February 2009. 28 pages.

Krapels, Edward. Integrating 200,000 MWs of Renewable Energy into the Us Power Grid: A Practical Proposal. Anbaric Transmission, February 2009. 18 pages.

Compete Coalition and the Environmental Defense Fund. Joint Statement and General Principles Supporting Market-Based Policies for Climate Change and Electricity. May 6, 2009.

Compete Coalition. Environmental Defense Fund and COMPETE Urge Congress to Support Market-Based Policies for Climate Change and Electricity. News release, May 6, 2009.

Compete Coalition. Study Finds Alternative Power Market Proposals Reflect Fundamental Misunderstandings of RTO Markets. News release, April 16, 2009.

California ISO Launches New & Improved Markets. News release, April 1, 2009.

Ruiz, Pablo A., and Aleksandr Rudkevich. Marginal Locational Carbon Intensities in Power Networks. Submitted To The IEEE Transactions On Power Systems. March 5, 2009. 8 pages.

Rudkevich, Aleksandr. Economics of CO2 Emissions in Power Systems. Submitted to the Energy Journal on February 15, 2009. 24 pages.

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