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Borenstein, Severin. “Dispatching Demand: A Critical Element of Future Electricity Systems?” 2020.
hepg-dispatchingdemand-20201027.pdf
Centolella, Paul. “The Prices We Need: What pricing will be needed to realize an affordable clean energy future?” 2020.
centolella_-_hepg_dispatching_demand_10_27_2020.pdf
E3,, and EPSA. Least Cost Carbon Reduction Policies in PJM , 2020.
e3-least_cost_carbon_reduction_policies_in_pjm-final_10.28.2020.pdf
Tirez, Andreas. “Can We Have Capacity Mechanisms in Europe?” In, 2020.
Andreas Tirez. Can we have capacity mechanisms in Europe?
Gramlich, Rob, and Frank Lacey. Who's the Buyer? Retail Electric Market Structure Reforms, 2020. Publisher's Version
Hogan, William W. Transmission Investment Beneficiaries and Cost Allocation: New Zealand Electricity Authority Proposal, 2020.
hogan_ea_report_020120.pdf
Metcalf, Gilbert E. Paying for Pollution: Why a Carbon Tax is Good for America, 2019.
Hogan, William W., and Susan L. Pope. PJM Reserve Markets: OperatingReserve Demand Curve Enhancements. Harvard University & FTI Consulting Inc. 2019.
hogan_pope_pjm_report_032119.pdf
Jenkins, Jesse D., and Sam Thernstrom. “We Need More Than Solar and Wind to Power the Green New Deal.” The New York Times, 2019.
Farkash-Hacohen, Orit. “The Power Game - Facing a Gas Monopoly: ,” 2018.Abstract

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In 2015, the Israeli government approved a controversial deal with a US-Israeli partnership that controlled virtually all the natural gas supply in Israel--at great cost to the Israeli public. Central to the controversy was the political decision not to interfere with a provision--in the most significant gas agreement to the Israeli public to date--that sets artificially high gas prices and represents excess costs of billions of shekels over the 17-year lifetime of the deal.

View the press release here.

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