Seth Blumsack is Professor of Energy and Environmental Economics and International Affairs in EME and Director of the Center for Energy Law and Policy. Blumsack’s research centers on the electricity and natural gas industries; environmental management related to energy and infrastructure; resilience of energy infrastructure; regulation and deregulation in network industries; network science; risk analysis; and managing complex infrastructure systems.
How going electric lets homeowners help slow climate change
from PBS Newshour April 14, 2022
Utility companies aren’t preparing for the right kind of disasters
from Fast Company September 25, 2021
Renewable Energy Is Great—but the Grid Can Slow It Down
from WIRED December 8, 2021
Pennsylvania RGGI opponents mount tense last stand
from Politico October 13, 2021
from Marketwatch November 26, 2021
How long will it take to close every fossil fuel power plant in the US?
from Quartz December 3, 2020
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