Checking in on demand destruction, 9 weeks into the war
Catherine Wolfram, professor of energy economics at MIT + the MIT Climate Policy Center, talks about how demand destruction actually helps balance the oil market.
Catherine Wolfram, professor of energy economics at MIT + the MIT Climate Policy Center, talks about how demand destruction actually helps balance the oil market.
CPC Faculty Director Christopher R. Knittel is quoted on the impacts of the war in Iran.
Integrating Texas’ self-contained electrical grid with the broader national grid could prevent mass power outages like those suffered in the Lone Star state during a 2021 cold snap.
IPC focuses on innovation, productivity and competitiveness, by bringing researchers in engineering, science, management and the social sciences at MIT and beyond together.
We identify innovative ways to move the economy onto a more equitable trajectory.
System dynamics models drive impact when paired with transparent design and interactive engagement. Tools like C-ROADS and En-ROADS help users explore trade-offs and inform policy decisions.
Feat. policy research insights on interregional transmission, roadblocks, suggested policy actions. Also, an op-ed on rate design and CPC joins the Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action.
Designed by MIT Sloan, the Blockchain and Crypto Applications: From Decentralized Finance to Web 3 online short course provides you with a balanced perspective of the crypto space.
What are the barriers to the deployment of technologies that make buildings more energy efficient, and how can adoption be accelerated?
Paul Osterman examines the rising use of contractors, freelancers and gig-workers by employers around the country.