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Questioning Efficiency
Electricity Markets and Efficiency
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Meredith Angwin
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Efficiency in Capacity Markets
Another look at PJM
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Meredith Angwin
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August 2024

This Week, Grid Operators Braced For Impact
PJM bails out MISO, SPP Declares an Energy Emergency Alert
Published on Energy Bad Boys • 
Ten Times as Expensive at PJM
Capacity price rise is not really a surprise
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Meredith Angwin
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July 2024

Lawsuits Will Stop Climate Change
Vermont hopes so, anyway
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Meredith Angwin
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Wind on the Island
A Nantucket time line
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Meredith Angwin
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Was New York's Climate Action Council Sold A Bill of Goods by Activist Professors?
There's something very off-putting about an academic or a scientist who engages in political activism having to do with his or her subject of study…
Published on Energy Security and Freedom • 
"Shorting the Grid" Shows Us Everything Wrong with Grid and the Dangers of Regionalization
Meredith Angwin is a reader of this substack and when I wrote a post critical of the Republican governor of Vermont where she and her husband reside…
Published on Energy Security and Freedom • 
What is a real RTO?
Do blue states count?
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Meredith Angwin
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Why Are Electric Rates Higher Within Regional Transmission Organization (RTO) Regions? Dysfunction Maybe?
Government is generally dysfunctional. The bigger the government, the more dysfunctional it is. That’s why the principle of subsidiarity is so…
Published on Energy Security and Freedom • 
Stasi Come Home
The informer state
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Meredith Angwin
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June 2024

IBRs with Planning
Problems can be solved, if we acknowledge and address them
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Meredith Angwin
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