Areas of Expertise:

Clean Energy, Climate Change, Environmental Policy, Regulation, Renewables, Solar, Tax Policy, Water, Wind

Recent Posts by Jane Twitmyer

• Are Government Projections Underestimating Clean Energy’s Potential?

Recent Comments by Jane Twitmyer

• "The other market distortion that isn't discussed here are the $20billion in tax expenditures given annually to the fossil fuel companies. I am sure t"
  Free Market Clean Energy Proposals for the Stimulus and Beyond
• "How can we talk about building grid security without first having a discussion about what a future grid will actually look like? Securing a one direc"
  Preventing Disaster by Securing Our Grid
• "SEPA says that “utilities can lead the development of innovative approaches that effectively integrate EVs into the grid, help further accelerate thei"
  Curbing Emissions with Electric Vehicles
• "Dr. Moniz, Sometime back in this discussion I suggested your efforts could be very well spent bringing our fossil fuel companies to the table to deve"
  A Framework for The Green Real Deal
• "I do agree that an all distributed structure will not constitute the entire new electricity system, but I probably see it playing a larger part than y"
  A Grand Challenge to Commercialize Energy Storage
• "Not sure I understand why we should focus on the types of storage you are looking for from the Storage Grand Challenge. The energy storage market is s"
  A Grand Challenge to Commercialize Energy Storage
• "You do not have to convince me that action is required immediately. Time would be better spent convincing investors that fossil fuel is no longer a "
  Time for a Price on Carbon
• "My point was that the lending cut off is the bank's choice - no political capital entailed, just enlightened bankers."
  Time for a Price on Carbon
• "Dan, I have just read something I would like to add to this discussion. As I said I was in favor of the carbon tax in the past, but now feel that "
  Time for a Price on Carbon
• "Just another problem that highlights the fact that price is not determinative for de-carbonization .... If the bill now proposed in become laws, "I"
  Time for a Price on Carbon