MIT study finds Obama's power plant rule more costly than putting a price on carbon
June 11, 2014In the mediaEvan Lehmann
Now that President Obama has introduced regulations on power plants, he has suggested there may be a better way forward -- a price on carbon. MIT researchers show that is the best approach.
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Energy of the Future
MITEI Energy UROP Penelope Swain ’29 quantified energy burden across the United States to aid the evaluation of policies incentivizing solar energy and electric vehicles.
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Writing for WBUR, Christopher Knittel (MIT Sloan) argues that a vehicle miles traveled tax would be the best substitute for federal gas taxes in order to account for the rise in electric vehicles—and other more fuel-efficient cars—and prevent the erosion of the transportation sector’s revenue base.