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Energy Technologies Area (ETA) researchers are continually building on the strong scientific foundation we have developed over the past 50 years. We address the world’s most pressing climate challenges by bringing to market energy-efficient innovations across the buildings, transportation, and industrial sectors. ETA is at the forefront of developing better batteries for electric vehicles; improving the country's aging electrical grid and innovating distributed energy and storage solutions; developing grid-interactive, efficient buildings; and providing the most comprehensive market and data analysis worldwide for renewable technologies like wind and solar.
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The Energy Technologies Area (ETA) is unique in translating fundamental scientific discoveries into scalable technology adoption. Our approach combines an understanding of the marketplace and the role of state and federal regulation and policies. ETA's research drives real-world, practical results that affect and improve the everyday lives of Americans and those across the globe. Saving energy and battling the Climate Crisis are key to the foundation of our research, which is driven by technoeconomic analysis and in-lab experimentation and discovery.

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1993

Goldman, Charles A., G. Alan Comnes, John F. Busch, and Stephen Wiel."Primer on Gas Integrated Resource Planning." (1993) 349.

Baldick, Ross, and Edward P Kahn."The Transmission Interface Constraint Problem." (1993) 33.

Goldman, Charles A., John F. Busch, Edward P Kahn, Ross Baldick, and Adele Milne."Review of Consolidated Edison's Integrated Resource Bidding Program." (1993) 98.

Goldman, Charles A., and John F. Busch."When demand-side management competes in an electric resource solicitation - Issues from a case study in New York."Utilities Policy (1993) 10.

1992

Baldick, Ross, and Edward P Kahn."Transmission Planning in the Era of Integrated Resource Planning: A Survey of Recent Cases." (1992) 173.

Goldman, Charles A., and Mary Ellen Hopkins."Integrated Resource Planning at Gas Utilities: A Review of Initial Efforts."ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings (1992).

Goldman, Charles A., John F. Busch, Edward P Kahn, Steven Stoft, and Samuel D. Cohen."Review of Integrated Resource Bidding at Niagara Mohawk." (1992) 149.

1991

Kahn, Edward P, and Charles A. Goldman."The Role of Competitive Forces in Integrated Resource Planning." (1991) 49.

Goldman, Charles A., and Mary Ellen Hopkins."Survey and Analysis of State Regulatory Activities on Least Cost Planning for Gas Utilities." (1991) 194.

di Conti, Flavio, and Joseph H Eto."Metodi di Stima di Costi Sociali-Ambientali Della Produzione di Energia Elettrica."Energia 2 (1991).

Hirst, Eric, and Charles A. Goldman."Creating the Future: Integrated Resource Planning for Electric Utilities."Annual Review of Energy 16 (1991) 31.

Hirst, Eric, Charles A. Goldman, and Mary Ellen Hopkins."Integrated resource planning - Electric and gas utilities in the USA."Utilities Policy 1.2 (1991) 16. DOI

1990

Hirst, Eric, and Charles A. Goldman."Key Issues in Integrated Resource Planning for Electric Utilities." (1990) 7.

Kahn, Edward P, Michael H. Rothkopf, Joseph H Eto, and Jean-Michel Nataf."Auctions for PURPA Purchases: A Simulation Study."Journal of Regulatory Economics 2.2 (1990). DOI

Hirst, Eric, and Charles A. Goldman."Review of Demand-Side data needs for Least-Cost Utility Planning."Energy 15.5 (1990) 9. DOI

1989

Goldman, Charles A., and Eric Hirst."Key Issues in Developing Demand-Side Bidding Programs." (1989) 15.

Goldman, Charles A., and Edward P Kahn."Competitive Bidding for Electric Power: Comparing Evaluation Methods." (1989) 23.

Kahn, Edward P, Charles A. Goldman, Steven Stoft, and Douglas Berman."Evaluation Methods in Competitive Bidding for Electric Power." (1989) 57.

Kahn, Edward P, Charles A. Goldman, Steven Stoft, and Douglas Berman."Evaluation Methods in Competitive Bidding Volume 2: Technical Appendix." (1989) 65.

Goldman, Charles A., and Edward P Kahn."Comparative Assessment of the Demand-Side Management Plans of Four New York Utilities."Energy 14.10 (1989) 14. DOI

1988

Eto, Joseph H."Least-Cost Utility Planning, A Handbook for Public Utility Commissioners Volume 1." (1988).

1987

Rothkopf, Michael H., Edward P Kahn, Thomas J. Teisberg, Joseph H Eto, and Jean-Michel Nataf."Designing PURPA Power Purchase Auctions: Theory and Practice." (1987).

Goldman, Charles A., Michael H. Rothkopf, Susan E. Pantell, and Ann B. Thorpe."U.S Energy Vulnerability in the 1990s: A Reassessment." (1987).

1986

Pignone, Chris, Joseph H Eto, and Edward P Kahn."Corporate Planning Models as Least‑Cost Utility Planning Tools." (1986).