Working Papers
Market Dispatch and Emissions in U.S. Electricity Markets: Spatial Reallocation and Operational Efficiency
with Chris Malloy and Qihong Liu
(Job Market Paper)
This paper studies how the adoption of market dispatch across all U.S. electricity markets reshapes generation patterns and emissions by improving operational efficiency and reallocating generation across regions.
Coming soon
Weather–Energy Events and Market Dispatch: Emissions and Market Outcomes under Symmetric and Asymmetric Shocks
with Chris Malloy and Qihong Liu
This paper analyzes how emissions and market outcomes depend jointly on weather and load conditions under both symmetric and asymmetric shocks, with particular attention to SPP–MISO and ERCOT.
Coming soon
How Does In-State Renewable Electricity Capacity Affect CO2 Emissions? The Role of Renewable Portfolio Standards
Solo-authored
This paper investigates how the design features of Renewable Portfolio Standards—particularly stringency and out-of-state Renewable Energy Credit (REC) trading—shape the relationship between renewable capacity and state-level CO2 emissions.
Coming soon