Knowledge Problem
Lynne KieslingEconomics, regulation, technology, governance
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The Grid's Expanding Feasible Set, Part 3: From Resource Adequacy to Capability Adequacy
Source: ChatGPT after I talked through resource accreditation using the framework from Part 2 of this series.
In December 2022, Winter Storm Elliott arrived in PJM with the system carrying a comfortable reserve margin. By the standard the...
Restless but Stationary: Tocqueville on Democratic Ambition
Winslow Homer, The Veteran in a New Field (1865) Source: Metropolitan Museum of Art
Reminder: I am using multiple translations; my main reading is from the hardbound copy of the Mansfield translation. When I refer to page numbers it’s to t...
What America Can Learn From Australia’s Grid
Solar panels on the Stirling Arms Hotel, Guildford, Western Australia. Source: Wikimedia Commons
In past articles for the Dispatch Energy newsletter, I’ve written about the American electricity industry, especially its technology, its regu...
Milder Mores: Tocqueville on Life Among Equals
George Caleb Bingham, The Jolly Flatboatmen (1846). Source: National Gallery of Art
Reminder: I am using multiple translations; my main reading is from the hardbound copy of the Mansfield translation. When I refer to page numbers it’s to t...
What Transactive Energy Already Knows About AI Governance
AI governance is a hot topic after the HuggingFace incident a few weeks ago, in which a group of AI agents created swarms that turned an internal software tool into a hidden communications channel, coordinated undetected across several sepa...
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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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