The Dwindling Share of Coal: What Does It Mean?
April 26, 2012The United States has by far the world’s largest coal reserves. In fact, we have so much coal that just…
The U.S. and China's Renewable Tug of War
January 27, 2012Administration officials and many Congressmen have touted that we are losing the “clean energy” race with China. One of their…
Economics 101 vs. “Green Jobs”
October 7, 2011“The art of economics consists in looking not merely at the immediate but at the longer effects of any act…
Testimony of Robert J. Michaels: Subcommittee on Water and Power
September 22, 2011To view the slides that accompany this testimony, here. I. Introduction My name is Robert J. Michaels. I am Professor…
Political Entrepreneurship: The Case of Iberdrola
September 16, 2011The scandal surrounding Solyndra is of course a hot topic these days, but we shouldn’t think this is an isolated…
Political Entrepreneurship: The Case of Abengoa
September 7, 2011We at IER have made the generic case for free energy markets. We have also explained why specific government interventions—whether…
