California’s Solar Equity Challenge
Kleinman Center visiting scholar Severin Borenstein discusses California’s struggle to balance residential solar growth with electricity rate equity.
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California’s residential solar market is at a critical inflection point after years of strong growth. Last year the state, which has more rooft…
#813 Economics of Rooftop Solar Panels - Severin Borenstein
Harnessing the Sun: Dr. Severin Borenstein Unveils the Power and Politics of Rooftop Solar
The Not Old Better Show, Inside Science Interview Series
Welcome to a very special episode of the Not Old Better Show Inside Science Interview Series on radio and podcast. Today's episode is sponsord by …
The Economics of Renewable Energy - What We Can Learn from California with Severin Borenstein 5-30-2024
May 30, 2024 Dr. Severin Borenstein, Director of the Energy Institute at Haas - University of California Berkely, discusses the economics of rooftop solar power and what we can learn from California.
How California Broke Its Electricity Bills
Rooftop solar is four times more expensive in America than it is in other countries. It’s also good for the climate. Should we even care about its high cost?
Yes, says Severin Borenstein, an economist and the director of the Energy Policy Institute at the University of California, Berkeley’s Haas …
How to Fix Electricity Bills in America
Have you looked at your power bill — like, really looked at it? If you’re anything like Rob, you pay whatever number appears at the bottom every month and drop it in the recycling. But how everyone’s power bill is calculated — in wonk terms, the “electricity rate design” — turns out to be surprisin…
USEA Power Sector Podcast Sector Podcast 56: UC Berkeley Economist Severin Borenstein
In this episode of the USEA Power Sector Podcast series on wildfires, University of California, Berkeley, Economist Severin Borenstein answered questions by journalist Herman K. Trabish about how policymakers and the power sector can address the impacts of wildfires and protect electricity customer…
California plans to go carbon-neutral by 2045--but is it feasible?
California's plan to go carbon-neutral by 2045 is raising eyebrows among experts.
The state is producing so much solar energy that commercial operators are being forced to stop production. This as electric rates in the state are roughly twice the national average.
For more, KCBS Radio anchors Pa…
Shift Key Classic: California’s Rooftop Solar Question
Shift Key is off for the holidays, but we hope you’ll enjoy this classic episode.
Rooftop solar is four times more expensive in America than it is in other countries. It’s also good for the climate. Should we even care about its high cost?
Yes, says Severin Borenstein, an economist and the direct…
Why Your Energy Bills Are Rising: And What You Can Do About It
If your electric bill has felt like a shock lately, you’re not imagining it. In my recent conversation with energy economist Professor Severin Borenstein, we unpacked what’s really driving these increases—and it’s more complicated than any single headline.
Across parts of the country like the mid-…
California’s Offshore Drilling Nightmare
When a pipeline off Gaviota Coast cracked in 2015 and spewed 123,000 gallons of oil into the ocean, local officials shut it down for 11 years. But this past spring, A federal emergency declaration helped Sable Offshore Corp. get a fast-track to pump again and it has led to a flurry of lawsuits.
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