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.

Moen, Jan. Regional Initiative: Which Appropriate Market Design? European University Institute, Robert Schuman Center for Advanced Studies, Florence School of Regulation. November, 2009. 44 pages.

Introduction to the National Electricity Market of Singapore. Energy Market Authority, July, 2009. 69 pages.

Hogan, William. Providing Incentives for Efficient Demand Response. Prepared for Electric Power Supply Association, Comments on PJM Demand Response Proposals. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Docket No. EL09-68-000. October 29, 2009. 24 pages.

Pfeifenberger, Johannes, Kathleen Spees, and Adam Schumacher. A Comparison of PJM’s RPM with Alternative Energy and Capacity Market Designs. Prepared by The Brattle Group for PJM Interconnection, LLC. September, 2009. 90 pages.

Gribik, Paul. Investigation of Convex Hull Pricing at Midwest ISO. Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group, October 1, 2009. 16 pages.

Hogan, William. Illustrating two models of locational operating reserve demand curves. Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group, October 1, 2009. 62 pages.

Keech, Adam. PJM Scarcity Pricing Changes. Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group, October 1, 2009. 8 pagse.

Rothleder, Mark. Briefing on Exceptional Dispatch. Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group, October 1, 2009. 10 pages.

Jazayeri, Akbar. Smart Grid and Demand Response: Implementation and Pricing Issues. Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group, October 1, 2009. 10 pages.

Parks, Jim. Smart Grid Activities at the Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD). Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group, October 1, 2009. 36 pages.

Osterhus, Thomas. SmartGrid Pilots Review (2008/2009): Technology and Non Price Influences. Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group. October 1, 2009. 15 pages.

Brown, Ashley. Siting Transmission Lines in a Changed Milieu: Evolving Notions of “Public Interest” in Balancing State and Regional Considerations. Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group. October 2, 2009. 10 pages.

Giudice, Philip. Perspectives on Transmission Needs. Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group. October 2, 2009. 19 pages.

Reuter, Joanne. Transmission Siting Authority: What Need of Need ? The View from OZ. Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group. October 2, 2009. 10 pages.

Rossi, James. Siting Transmission Lines in a Changed Milieu: Evolving Notions of “Public Interest” in Balancing State and Regional Considerations. Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group. October 2, 2009. 16 pages.

Brown, Ashley and James Rossi. Siting Transmission Lines in a Changed Milieu: Evolving Notions of the “Public Interest” in Balancing State and Regional Considerations. Version 1.1, dated September 21, 2009. 39 pages.

IRC 2009 State of the Markets Report. September, 2009. 35 pages.

Willrich, Mason. Electricity Transmission Policy for America: Enabling a Smart Grid, End-to-End. MIT IPC Working Paper 09-003. July 2009, 43 pages (3rd item on the page).

Tierney, Susan. The Goals for an Electricity Grid for the 21st Century: Where You Stand Depends Upon Where You Sit. Aspen Institute Energy Policy Forum. July 9, 2009. 36 pages.

Mansour, Yakout. Integration of Renewables. Aspen Institute Energy Policy Forum. July 10, 2009. 14 pages.

Hogan, William. Acting in Time on Energy Policy. Electricity Market Structure and Infrastructure. Aspen Institute, Energy Policy Forum. July 9, 2009, 17 pages.

28-29 May, 2009. HEPG Fifty-Fifth Plenary Session

Brown, Ashley. Equitable Access to Basic Utilities: Public versus Private Provision and Beyond. Poverty in Focus. International Policy Centre for Inclusive Growth Poverty Practice, Bureau for Development Policy, UNDP. Number 18, August 2009. 36 pages.

Greening, Lorna A. RSG Uplift in the Midwest ISO Footprint: Just Because the Rooster Crows. July 2009. 20 pages. Econometric Analysis of RSG at the Midwest ISO. Presentation to MISO RSG TF. Carmel, IN. July 8, 2009. 21 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.

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