The Energy Markets Podcast
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Conversations with energy and environmental policy experts exploring the best state and federal policies to effectuate the urgently needed transition to a clean-energy economy at least cost to consumers. Lot's of wonky FERC stuff. State-level utility regulation and politics. Economists. Lawyers. Engineers. Politicians. Government regulators. Advocates. And acronyms. Lots of acronyms. Topical discussions about energy market developments with a focus on regulatory policies that disincentivize the innovation necessary to advance environmental and climate change objectives at least cost to consumers and the economy. Hosted by Bryan Lee, an energy and environmental policy consultant with decades of Washington, D.C.-based...
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Recent episodes
- S5E11: P3's Glen Thomas sees PJM making progress in responding to a swift uptick in demand and surging prices
- S5E10: Economist Diana Moss on the consumer impacts from remonopolization of electricity and other industries
- S5E9: Dan Becker on the longstanding industry misinformation campaign that has derailed climate action
- S5E8: Microgrid Maven Elisa Wood discusses state of play for consumer-empowering electricity options
- S5E7: John Farrell, director of ILSR's Energy Democracy Initiative, eyes municipal ownership as an answer to monopoly utility abuses
- S5E6: The Nuclear Innovation Alliance is riding the crest of a tsunami of new nuclear technology
- S5E5: Long-time observer Paul Bledsoe opines on the state of the U.S. and global action on climate disruption
- S5E4: Data Center Coalition's Aaron Tinjum discusses the energy and siting challenges the data industry faces in the age of AI
- S5E3: Former DOE official William S. Becker discusses the fossil fuel industry 'cartel' that has frustrated climate action
- S5E2: Think climate change is a hoax? Ask the insurance industry