Josh Linn
Professor, Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, University of Maryland; Senior Fellow at University of Maryland and Resources for the Future (RFF)
About
Josh Linn is a professor in the University of Maryland’s Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics and a senior fellow at Resources for the Future. Linn researches environmental policy and economic incentives for technology in transportation, electricity, and industry.
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DEC
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THU
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DEC
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FRI
Resources for the Future and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation bring together researchers and stakeholders to examine energy economics, policy, and technology, with an emphasis on connecting research and decision-making. In-person attendance is by invitation only. The program includes an opening discussion on how researchers can collaborate with decision-makers amid changes in the US energy research and policy landscapes. Topical breakout sessions use lightning talks, practitioner reflections, and moderated discussion to cover energy supply chains, energy workforce transitions, industrial decarbonization, and energy system resilience. Other sessions address consumer perspectives on electricity rate design, energy efficiency, vehicle purchases, and energy policy choices; clean-energy research and deployment involving nuclear energy, geothermal technologies, carbon capture, and carbon dioxide removal; and the United States’ position in global clean-energy innovation. Facilitated networking focuses on data access, combining quantitative and qualitative research, reaching new audiences, and building communities of practice. The program also includes participant-nominated breakfast salons and a funders’ panel on emerging energy-system research needs and opportunities for impact.
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