Knowledge Problem
Lynne KieslingEconomics, regulation, technology, governance
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Tocqueville's New World: Democracy Before It Becomes Politics
Source: Town Meeting 101, Discourse Magazine, 2022
Note: In this first essay I didn’t both with quotes and page references because I wanted to focus more on broad themes. If I am doing page references or quotes I’ll specify which edition a...
Reading Tocqueville at 250
[Note: I plan to continue writing about my usual obsession with the theory and practice of regulatory economics in the face of technological change; whether or not this means two articles a week will depend on my other work commitments.]
T...
You Can’t Just Plug in a Data Center
Source: https://www.aboutamazon.com/news/aws/aws-data-center-inside
Most of us experience electricity as a subscription service. We move in, call the utility, set up an account, and expect the electrons to arrive. The power system is one...
"An attempt to remedy the consequences of a distortionary policy with another distortionary policy"
Source: Yet another productive conversation I had with ChatGPT.
PJM’s recent white paper, Powering Reliability Through Market Design, does not solve the problem underlying its title. But the paper is extremely valuable because it acknowled...
The Distributed Grid and the End of the One-Way Electricity System
Source: An iterative conversation about Michael’s series with ChatGPT
Michael Lee’s Distributed Grid series reads like a field report from the institutional frontier. Lee, formerly CEO of Octopus Energy US, is writing from inside the pract...
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Economics of organizations, regulation, and information. Technology, electricity, transactive energy, plus some market epistemology and 18th century political economy.
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