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28 Kleinman Center for Energy Policy 2018–2019 Annual ReportPAPERSU.S. OFFSHOREWIND POWER:AN INDUSTRYIN MOTIONAugust 2018Brandon W. Burke, Esq.Read our papers:kleinmanenergy.upenn.edu/papersAugust 13U.S. OFFSHORE WIND POWER:AN INDUSTRY IN MOTIONAuthor:Brandon Burke, Graduate Research Assistant, Kleinman CenterCompared to Europe, U.S. offshore wind is in its infancy and faces some ofthe same obstacles—relative high costs, supply chain constraints, potentialimpacts to fishing, and visibility concerns. But change is on the horizon.COMPARATIVEPATHWAYSFOR REGIONALENERGYTRANSITIONAugust 2018Cornelia ColijnMark Alan HughesOscar SerpellAugust 30COMPARATIVE PATHWAYS INTERIM REPORTAuthors:Cornelia Colijn, Executive Director, Kleinman Center; Mark Alan Hughes,Faculty Director, Kleinman Center; Oscar Serpell, Research Associate,Kleinman CenterGlobal climate goals can be heavily influenced by local and regional policies,but only if those policies have local support and benefit local communities.This study explores energy policies that maximize local net benefits and outcomesfor the Philadelphia region.
kleinmanenergy.upenn.edu 29BEYONDBANKRUPTCYTHE OUTLOOKFOR PHILADELPHIA’SNEIGHBORHOODREFINERYSeptember 2018Christina SimeoneSeptember 20BEYOND BANKRUPTCY: THE OUTLOOK FORPHILADELPHIA’S NEIGHBORHOOD REFINERYAuthor:Christina Simeone, Director of Policy and External Affairs, Kleinman CenterPhiladelphia Energy Solutions (PES) may face bankruptcy again by 2022.Meanwhile, Sunoco’s efforts to remediate legacy pollution at the PES refineryomitted public involvement requirements, raising serious legal questionsand new engagement opportunities.BETTING ONCLIMATESOLUTIONSWHY WE SHOULDSPREAD OUR CHIPSMay 2019Karl HauskerMay 2BETTING ON CLIMATE SOLUTIONS:WHY WE SHOULD SPREAD OUR CHIPSAuthor:Karl Hausker, Senior Fellow, Kleinman CenterHow can we decarbonize the electricity sector? Should “clean” meanrenewable electricity only (wind, solar, hydro, geothermal, etc.)? Or does“clean” include all zero- and low-carbon sources of electricity?
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