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06May

Want to Re-Shore Industry from China? Don’t Overlook Affordable Energy

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has sowed immense uncertainty about the future, but it’s becoming clear that consensus is rapidly forming to bring manufacturing and essential supply chains home from China. Doing so is going to require a recommitment to economic competitiveness, and maintaining affordable, reliable energy will have to be top of the agenda. Difficulty […]
  • On May 6, 2020
  • Boston Consulting Group, China, COVID-19, electricity prices, grid reliability, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, manufacturing, Marco Rubio, metallurgical coal, Mitt Romney, supply chain, University of Chicago
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11Sep

Restore Competition to Electricity Markets

Are renewable sources of power ready to stand on their own two feet? Ask wind and solar boosters and the answer would seemingly be yes. The story we’re being told is that after decades of government support, wind and solar projects are now cost-competitive with traditional sources of power. Except when they’re not. Curiously, these […]
  • On September 11, 2019
  • baseload power, coal, grid reliability, renewable energy, renewables subsidies, University of Chicago
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04Sep

The Energy Policy Disconnect Grows Wider

Lost in the noise of what candidates and pundits want for the nation’s energy future is what Americans want. While the rollout of candidates’ energy plans has turned into a game of one-upmanship on who can ban the most sources of energy or spend the most taxpayer money in the least amount of time, the […]
  • On September 4, 2019
  • all-of-the-above, baseload power, grid reliability, University of Chicago
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08May

Affordability and Reliability First

In a nation that holds polarizing views on nearly everything, it’s telling when a poll returns decisive, bipartisan consensus on an issue. That’s precisely the case in a new poll from Morning Consult which asked Americans how they believe the current transformation of the grid should be approached. Asked if they would like to transition […]
  • On May 8, 2019
  • California, electricity grid, Ernest Moniz, grid reliability, polling, renewable energy, University of Chicago
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Recent University of Chicago Posts
  • Want to Re-Shore Industry from China? Don’t Overlook Affordable Energy
  • Restore Competition to Electricity Markets
  • The Energy Policy Disconnect Grows Wider
  • Affordability and Reliability First
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