# Lynne Kiesling
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Ronald Coase Part 2: Markets Don’t Fail, They Fail to Exist
Dr. Lynne Kiesling, author of The Essential Ronald Coase, once again joins host Rosemarie Fike to discuss Ronald Coase, specifically his theory of markets and what exactly prevents them from naturally emerging.
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Desert Town Dilemmas and the Problem of Property Rights
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We embark on a journey through the lenses of Hume, Smith, and Coase, piecing together the roles of observation and empirical study in shaping our understanding of societal conventions and moral philosophy. David Schmidtz recounts a defining moment from his academic path, sparking …
Lynne Kiesling, Congestible Public Goods, and Common Pool Resources
A discussion about public goods and what classifying services as common pool resources, congestible public goods, or club goods means for grid planning and market design.
Lynne Kiesling joins Ahlmahz Negash, Conleigh Byers, Farhad Billimoria, and Paul Dockery to discuss the classification system us…
Is Rooftop Solar a Threat to Stable Electricity?
Big energy facilities make the grid more stable, but rooftop solar reduces the need for those plants. Regulators have a hard time negotiating the tension. Economist Lynne Kiesling comments.
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Is Rooftop Solar a Threat to Stable Electricity?
Big energy facilities make the grid more stable, but rooftop solar reduces the need for those plants. Regulators have a hard time negotiating the tension. Economist Lynne Kiesling comments.
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Why the Old Utility Business Model Doesn’t Fit Anymore with Lynne Kiesling (Part 1)
Over a hundred years ago, the monopoly business utility model emerged as the one that could attract sufficient capital to electrify everything.
The monopoly utility business was championed by Thomas Edison’s protégé and early leader of ComEd in Chicago, Sam Insull.
It worked. By mid-century, most A…
AI, Outage Risks, and Market Opportunities with Lynne Kiesling (Part 2)
In Part 1 of my conversation with economist Lynne Kiesling, we traced how monopoly utilities and central planning helped electrify the country. That model worked. Economies of scale and guaranteed returns brought capital into the system, and within a few decades, nearly every home had electricity.
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How Data Centers Can Strengthen the Texas Grid with Camus Energy CEO Astrid Atkinson
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Headlines warn that data centers are straining the Texas grid. The reality is more interesting: data centers — through their own flexibility and by supporting distributed flexibility markets — can strengthen the grid.
I explored that topic and a lot more with Astr…
Data Centers and Power Grids: The Battle for AI Infrastructure (with Lynne Kiesling and Steve DelBianco)
As artificial intelligence becomes a key part of national infrastructure, developers across the United States are rushing to build large data centers in many regions. Many of these areas haven’t seen this level of industrial growth in decades, and these projects appear to bring the promise of jobs …
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