Publications

Brown, Ashley. “Challenging the Traditional Utility Business Model.” In, 2016.Abstract
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Brown, Ashley. Challenging the Traditional Utility Business Model." Presentation to the 2016 Energy Symposium & User Groups. Atlantic Beach, FL, March 3, 2016."
O'Neill, Richard. “Computational Challenges in Electricity Markets.” In, 2015.Abstract
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O'Neill, Richard. Computational Challenges in Electricity Markets." Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group's 80th Plenary Session, Houston, TX, October 2015."
“The Integrated Grid: A Benefit-Cost Framework Overview.” In, 2015. Publisher's VersionAbstract
Electric Power Research Institute. The Integrated Grid: A Benefit-Cost Framework Overview." Palo Alto,CA, January 2015."
“The Integrated Grid: A Benefit-Cost Framework Pilots.” In, 2015. Publisher's VersionAbstract
Electric Power Research Institute. The Integrated Grid: A Benefit-Cost Framework Pilots." Palo Alto, CA, January 2015."
Neenan, Bernie. “Planning and Operating an Integrated Grid.” In, 2015.Abstract
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Neenan, Bernie. Planning and Operating an Integrated Grid." Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group 78th Plenary Session, Half Moon Bay, CA, March 2015."
“The Integrated Grid: A Benefit-Cost Framework Final Report.” In, 2015. Publisher's VersionAbstract
Electric Power Research Institute. The Integrated Grid: A Benefit-Cost Framework Final Report." Palo Alto, CA, February 2015."
“The Integrated Grid: A Benefit-Cost Framework Executive Summary.” In, 2015. Publisher's VersionAbstract
Electric Power Research Institute. The Integrated Grid: A Benefit-Cost Framework Executive Summary." Palo Alto, CA, Febrary 2015."
Bixby, Robert. “Mixed Integer Programming: The State of the Art.” In, 2015.Abstract
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Bixby, Robert. Mixed Integer Programming: The State of the Art." Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group's 80th Plenary Session, Houston, TX, October 2015
De Martini, Paul. “Making the Distribution Grid More Open, Efficient and Resilient.” In, 2015.Abstract
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De Martini, Paul. Making the Distribution Grid More Open, Efficient and Resilient." Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group 78th Plenary Session, Half Moon Bay, CA, March 2015."
Caramanis, Michael. “Computational Frontiers in Electricity Markets: Not Your Grandfather's Economic Dispatch.""” In, 2015.Abstract
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Caramanis, Michael. Computational Frontiers in Electricity Markets: Not Your Grandfather's Economic Dispatch."Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group's 80th Plenary Session, Houston, TX, October 2015."
Narayanamurti, Venkat. “Cybersecurity and Electric Power: An Interdisciplinary Public Policy Challenge.” In, 2014.Abstract
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Narayanamurti, Venkatesh. Cybersecurity and Electric Power: An Interdisciplinary Public Policy Challenge." Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group 75th Plenary Session, Cambridge, MA, June 2014."
“The Future of the Electric Grid: An Interdisciplinary MIT Study.” In, 2014. Publisher's VersionAbstract
The Future of the Electric Grid: An Interdisciplinary MIT Study." Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2011."
Sandoval, Catherine. “Addressing Physical and Cybersecurity Threats to the Electric Grid.” In, 2014.Abstract
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Sandoval, Catherine. Addressing Physical and Cybersecurity Threats to the Electric Grid." Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group 75th Plenary Session, Cambridge, MA, June 2014."
Naumann, Steve. “Cyber-Security Vs. Physical Security: High Voltage Vs. Low Voltage: Which Should Be a Priority?” In, 2014.Abstract
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Naumann, Steve. Cyber-Security Vs. Physical Security: High Voltage Vs. Low Voltage: Which Should Be a Priority?" Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group 75th Plenary Session, Cambridge, MA, June 2014."
“Market Evolution: Wholesale Electricity Market Design for 21st Century Power Systems.” In, 2014. Publisher's VersionAbstract
21st Century Power Partnership. Market Evolution: Wholesale Electricity Market Design for 21st Century Power Systems." Produced under the guidance of the Department of Energy and the Clean Energy Ministerial by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory under Interagency Agreement S- OES - 12 - IA - 0010 and Task Number WFH1.2010. October 7, 2013."
Paper, IEEE White. “The Costs and Benefits of Smart Meters for Residential Customers.” In, 2011. Publisher's VersionAbstract
IEEE White Paper, The Costs and Benefits of Smart Meters for Residential Customers." July, 2011."
Neuhoff, Karsten. “Smart Grids for renewable Energy Integration: Institutional and Energy Market Aspects.” In, 2011.Abstract
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Neuhoff, Karsten. Smart Grids for renewable Energy Integration: Institutional and Energy Market Aspects." 34th IAEE International Conference, Stockholm, June 20 2011."
Deployment, Smart Grid. “Smart Grid Deployment Plan 20112020.” In, 2011. Publisher's VersionAbstract
Smart Grid Deployment Plan 20112020. Smart Grid OIR R.0812009: San Diego Gas & Electric. June 6, 2011.
Roark, Jeffrey. “U.S. Government Support for Smart Grid.” In, 2011.Abstract
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Roark, Jeffrey. U.S. Government Support for Smart Grid." Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group Sixty-Fifth Plenary Session, Dallas, TX, December 1, 2011. 17 pages."
Brown, Ashley, and Raya Slater. “Can Smart Grid Technology Fix the Disconnect Between Wholesale and Retail Pricing?” The Electricity Journal 24, no. 1 (2011): 7-13.Abstract
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While the past 20 years have seen the rapid development of wholesale electricity markets, sophisticated wholesale pricing has largely failed to be replicated in state retail markets. The emergence of Smart Grid technology, including metering and use of the Internet, has the very real potential to reduce, if not entirely remove, the disconnect between wholesale and retail markets, and enhance overall economic and energy efficiency.

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