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Sixty-First Plenary Session

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December 9-10, 2010 Session One - Carbon Policy – Looking Under the Lamp Post Session Two - Resource Adequacy in the Era of RPS and Carbon Concerns: Reliability Considerations and the Specter of Scarcity Prices? Session Three - Utility Demand Side...

Sixtieth Plenary Session

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September 30-October 1, 2010 Session One - Smarting from Resistance to Smart Grids Session Two - Transmission Cost Allocation Session Three - Carbon Emissions and Renewables: What’s Ahead?

Fifty-Ninth Plenary Session

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May 20-21, 2010 Session One - Demand Side Response: What Price Efficiency? Session Two - Financial Reform: Intended and Unintended Consequences Session Three - Renewable Energy: Prices, Costs, and Carbon Emissions

Fifty-Eighth Plenary Session

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February 25-26, 2010 Session One - Distribution Infrastructure and Electricity Transformation Session Two - Transmission Planning and Certain Surprises Session Three - Copenhagen Challenges for Climate Change Policy

Bibliographic References tagged with 2010

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Hemphill, Stuart. “Where Do FiTs (Feed-in Tariffs) Fit? A Perspective from the Nation’s Largest Renewable Energy Buyer”. In.
Hemphill, Stuart. “Where Do FiTs (Feed-in Tariffs) Fit? A Perspective from the Nation’s Largest Renewable Energy Buyer”. In.
Hogan, William W. “Electricity Pricing and Low Carbon Energy Policies.”. In.
Hogan, William W. “Electricity Pricing and Low Carbon Energy Policies.”. In.
Long, Jane. “California Energy System Portraits for 2050: Targeting 80% Emission Reductions.”. In.
Long, Jane. “California Energy System Portraits for 2050: Targeting 80% Emission Reductions.”. In.
Jaffe, Seth. “Carbon Policy When There Is No Carbon Policy.”. In.
Jaffe, Seth. “Carbon Policy When There Is No Carbon Policy.”. In.
Nordhaus, William D. “Economic Aspects of Global Warming in a Post-Copenhagen Environment.”. In.
Nordhaus, William D. “Economic Aspects of Global Warming in a Post-Copenhagen Environment.”. In.
O’Neill, Richard. “Carbon Policy: Where Is the Light Good?”. In.
O’Neill, Richard. “Carbon Policy: Where Is the Light Good?”. In.
Sakhrani, Vivek, and John E. Parsons. “Electricity Network Tariff Architectures: A Comparison of Four OECD Countries”. In.
Sakhrani, Vivek, and John E. Parsons. “Electricity Network Tariff Architectures: A Comparison of Four OECD Countries”. In.
Wasserstrom, Dr. Robert, and Susan Reider. “Electric Transmission and Carbon Reduction: A Survey of Environmental Leaders and State Regulators.”. In.
Wasserstrom, Dr. Robert, and Susan Reider. “Electric Transmission and Carbon Reduction: A Survey of Environmental Leaders and State Regulators.”. In.
Hogan, William W. “What’s Next After Copenhagen?”. In.
Hogan, William W. “What’s Next After Copenhagen?”. In.
Doctors, The Word. “The Word Doctors. The Language of a Clean Energy Economy”. In.
Doctors, The Word. “The Word Doctors. The Language of a Clean Energy Economy”. In.