Energy Bad Boys
Isaac Orr, Mitch Rolling, Sarah MontalbanoEnergy modelers Isaac Orr and Mitch Rolling write about the energy issues facing our world.
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My name is Isaac Orr, and I write about energy and environmental issues with my colleague Mitch Rolling. Some pieces will be deep dives, and others will be short and sweet. We're happy to have you along for the ride.
Energy Bad Boys co-founder. I write about energy policies impacting Americans and design cost and reliability models to show the impact of energy proposals around the country, which have been used in 12 states and at the EPA.
I'm a born-and-raised Alaskan and I mostly write about energy and environment policy. Expect forays into economics, education, healthcare, and whatever else has annoyed me recently.
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