🚨📢 Job Alert 🚨📢 We are looking to hire a Fellow (~postdoc) in Energy Economics and Policy to join our team of environmental economists at the Department of Geography and Environment LSE Geography & Environment and Grantham LSE at the London School of Economics.
jobs.lse.ac.uk/Vacancies/W/42…

We are recruiting for a new Postdoctoral Fellow in Energy Economics and Policy. Come join our environmental econ group at LSE Geography & Environment and Grantham LSE.Deadline is Jan 2nd 2024. Any questions just get in touch! jobs.lse.ac.uk/Vacancies/W/42…

We are recruiting for a new Postdoctoral Fellow in Environmental Economics. Come join our environmental econ group at LSE Geography & Environment

Deadline is April 12th and info here: jobs.lse.ac.uk/Vacancies/W/19…

Our (LSE Geography & Environment/Imperial College Business School/Grantham LSE) 6th annual Workshop in Environmental Economics will take place on 19-20 June 2023. This year with Economics at King's & LSE Department of Economics .

Keynote: Lucas Davis (@BerkeleyHaas)

Deadline for submissions: 1 February 2023

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The exodus continues. My Mastodon account is econtwitter.net/@stephenjarvis

Important new research showing just how much the UK could save from getting to work upgrading its housing stock. And hey, it's good for the environment and cutting import dependence. Win win win.

Shocking (and depressing) results from this JMP: low-income customers pay MORE for retail electricity because of joint effects from marketing and from price updating over customer tenure.

The Department of Geography is hiring 🚨

Join one of the world’s best known urban economics and economic geography groups as a new Assistant Professor in Geographic Data Science (GDS).

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I got my PhD at the fantastic ERGBerkeley. It's a wonderful group that I can't recommend highly enough. If you're on the market and looking for an AP position in environmental econ, they are hiring this year! erg.berkeley.edu/people-at-erg/…

Worth noting when prices go down as well as when they go up. The falls in the last few weeks are somewhat reassuring for the coming winter. Still, this is probably partly due to the recent warm weather and gas/power prices still at 4-5x historical levels.

📢 We're hiring!

🔴 Assistant Professor in Economic Geography

📅 Apply by 4 December

More info ➡️ bit.ly/3spc6X2

Strongly opposed to fly-tipping, but would consider supporting a national campaign to dump all expired lettuces outside parliament every day until an election is called. Like that Greenpeace plastics ad, but a vast ever-growing mountain of rotting lettuce.

Nice piece in the Wall Street Journal covering our recent working paper on utility rates of return (with Karl Dunkle Werner ) wsj.com/articles/utili…

My blog post today discusses a new EI working paper by Stephen Jarvis and Karl Dunkle Werner suggesting that regulators are systematically over-compensating equity investors in utilities, which is inflating electricity and nat gas prices
energyathaas.wordpress.com/2022/10/03/wha…

An Energy Institute at Haas working paper by recent alums Karl Dunkle Werner and Stephen Jarvis suggests that U.S. regulators are not doing a great job at overseeing the cost of capital for investor-owned electric utilities. Severin Borenstein 🇺🇦 breaks down their findings: energyathaas.wordpress.com/2022/10/03/wha…

New working paper out with Karl Dunkle Werner from our time back at Berkeley. Severin Borenstein 🇺🇦 has a great explainer on it in the latest Energy Institute at Haas blog.

📢📢📢Amazing opportunity for job market candidates in urban econ. 📢📢📢TWO tenure-track AP positions in our lovely LSE Geography & Environment department with slightly different teaching focus. Dont hesitate, apply! #EconTwitter PLS RETWEET jobs.lse.ac.uk/Vacancies/W/18… and jobs.lse.ac.uk/Vacancies/W/55…

While the media are focusing on one number, This is a massive step forward in the modeling of the Social Cost of Carbon. Fully open source! Soup to nuts. UC Berkeley Resources for the Future

The speed at which the situation is deteriorating is pretty stark. Some substantial government intervention is going to be needed for years

The French 1-year forward electricity contract just traded above €1,000 per MWh for the first time (that's not a typo: one-thousand-euros!!!), up from the 2010-2020 average of €45 per MWh.

Earlier today, I published this Bloomberg Opinion column on the crisis bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…