Nodal Pricing and Transmission Losses: An Application to a Hydroelectric Power System

Adapting Wastewater Infrastructure to Sea Level Rise: A Review of Coastal State Policies for Septic Systems

Sea level rise and saltwater intrusion pose a challenge to the functioning of on-site wastewater systems. This report reviews how 19 Atlantic and Gulf Coast states regulate and fund these systems, including policies, future planning, and financial support

Bad Bunny’s Good Use of Power: Shining a Spotlight on Puerto Rico’s Struggle for Electricity

Join RFF on Thursday, February 26 for a webinar discussing the critical issue of electricity reliability in Puerto Rico.

Resource Inadequacy: Why a Crucial Component of Keeping the Lights on Is Getting Harder

This issue brief offers a primer for policymakers considering reforms to ensure sufficient power supply, enhancing grid reliability.

Personal Impacts of a Changing Energy System, with David Konisky

David Konisky discusses the tensions of the clean energy transition at the local level and how listening to communities at the forefront of the transition can shed light on potentially overlooked complications of scaling clean energy infrastructure.