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68 Kleinman Center for Energy Policy 2018–2019 Annual ReportSENIOR FELLOWSKARL HAUSKERKarl Hausker is a senior fellow in the Climate Program at the World Resources Institute. His research interests centeraround deep decarbonization.HIGHLIGHTSPODCASTBetting on Climate SolutionsPOLICY DIGESTAre 100% Renewable Energy Targets Reasonable?WILLIAM HEDERMANWilliam Hederman is independent senior adviser at Deloitte and Touche, LLP and Executive Adviser at Agile PQ, Inc.He was Senior Advisor to Secretary Ernest Moniz at the U.S. Department of Energy.HIGHLIGHTSCLASSIntroduction to Energy PolicyPANELCybersecurity: Foreign Powers & U.S. VulnerabilityPODCASTGas Pipelines: A Threat to Electric Grid Resilience?KENNETH KULAKKen Kulak is a partner at the law firm of Morgan Lewis where he advises clients on energy regulation and complexenergy transactions. His clients include utilities, developers, investors, and cooperate energy users.HIGHLIGHTSCLASSEnergy Law and Climate ChangeEVENTEvolving Perspectives on Energy Storage (adviser)ANNA MIKULSKAAnna Mikulska is a nonresident scholar in energy studies and Rice University’s Baker Institute. Her research interests centeraround European energy markets and energy policy.HIGHLIGHTSCLASSIntroduction to Energy PolicyPODCASTWhy Coal PersistsPOLICY DIGESTThe Long Goodbye: Why Some NationsCan’t Kick the Coal HabitSCOTT MOOREScott Moore is the director of the Penn Global China Program. He is a political scientist whose research focuses onenvironmental politics and policy reform, especially climate change, water resources, and ocean issues.HIGHLIGHTSEVENTWater @ Wilson: 50 Years of Water,Conflict, and CooperationPODCASTEnding Water WarsFor full bios, visit:kleinmanenergy.upenn.edu/fellows
kleinmanenergy.upenn.edu 69DAVID ROBERTSDavid Roberts is an energy writer at Vox, where he covers climate change, clean energy, and politics.Prior to Vox, Roberts was an energy and climate writer at Grist.HIGHLIGHTSEVENTElectrify (Almost) Everything!Tackling Climate Change with Clean ElectricityPODCASTVox’s David Roberts on Energy,Climate, and the MediaPOLICY DIGESTSuperblocks: Barcelona’sPlan to Free Itself from CarsSTEVE VISCELLISteve Viscelli is a lecturer in the Department of Sociology. His research focuses on work, labor market economics,and economic regulation. He is currently working to improve fuel efficiency in the trucking industry.HIGHLIGHTSBLOG POSTClimate Policy Won’t Work WithoutConsidering LaborEVENTMoving America Forward ConferenceMICHAEL LEVYMichael Levy is an associate professor of epidemiology at the Perelman School of Medicine. He works at the interface ofepidemiology, climate change, and statistics to prevent the transmission of infectious diseases in changing environments.HIGHLIGHTSSEMINAR SESSIONStudent Energy Policy Sessionat the Kleinman CenterFACULTY FELLOWSARTHUR VAN BENTHEMArthur van Benthem is a professor of business economics and public policy at Wharton. Before his doctoral studieshe worked as an energy economist at Royal Dutch Shell.HIGHLIGHTSLECTUREBiosphere Summit: Politics, Policy,and the EnvironmentPODCASTLessons from a Decade of Cap and TradeSEMINAREnergy Economics and Finance SeminarNICHOLAS PEVZNERNicholas Pevzner is a full-time lecturer in the Landscape Architecture Department at the Stuart Weitzman Schoolof Design and co-editor-in-chief of Scenario Journal.HIGHLIGHTSPUBLICATIONPower Issue of Scenario Journal
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