Sentences with phrase «energy policy analyst»

Prior to joining AAAS, he served as a clean energy policy analyst at the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation (ITIF).

By Matthew Stepp, Clean Energy Policy Analyst at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation and Jesse Jenkins, Director of Climate and Energy Policy at the Breakthrough Institute

Joel B. Stronberg, Esq., of The JBS Group is a veteran clean energy policy analyst with over 30 years» experience, based in Washington, DC.

Richard Morrison and Marc Scribner welcome Energy Policy Analyst William Yeatman to Episode 92 of the LibertyWeek podcast in which we discuss the prospects for John Kerry and Joe Lieberman's latest incarnation of cap and trade legislation.

By Matthew Stepp, Clean Energy Policy Analyst at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation and 2010 Breakthrough Generation Fellow.»

Joel B. Stronberg, Esq., of The JBS Group is a veteran clean energy policy analyst with over 30 years» experience, based in Washington, DC.

Joseph McMonigle, an energy policy analyst at Hedgeye Potomac Research in Washington, D.C., said uncertainties about Trump administration trade policies remain for the time being.

In the new study, energy policy analyst and electrical engineer Willett Kempton of the University of Delaware, Newark, and colleagues did just that.

«Wind energy is already pretty cost - competitive and solar energy is quickly getting there,» said Anna Kelly, a graduate student in the School of Public Policy at Oregon State University, and an energy policy analyst.

-- by four authors including Jesse D. Jenkins, an energy policy analyst long associated with Breakthrough who's currently pursuing his doctorate at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

My favorite panel is the kicker, with a quote from Jason Grumet, an energy policy analyst who was involved in the Obama presidential campaign:

And, like an ancient alien buried in the ground waiting for a signal, an energy policy analyst named Charles Komanoff got back to work.

Cai Steger, an energy policy analyst for the NRDC's Center for Market Innovation in New York, agrees, saying his team has run a national model for the growth of distributed solar generation for a 20 - year period that makes generous assumptions about how quickly it could be implemented.

«I think it makes economic and financial sense for these tech companies,» said Devashree Saha, an energy policy analyst at the Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C. «As wind and solar markets have grown in the past few years, the cost of building and running renewable energy projects, along with the price of renewables, has come down substantially.»