May 12th, 2008

New PESD working paper assesses energy, India's foreign policy

PESD researchers Jeremy Carl, Varun Rai, and David Victor analyze the role of energy in India's foreign policy, examining a cross-section of India's energy system. They find that fickle domestic political coalitions dominate energy policymaking in India and that these unstable coalitions, when combined with the weak administrative capacity of the Indian state, leave India's foreign policy apparatus incapable of making credible commitments in the energy sector.

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December 14th, 2007

Jeremy Carl on Hong Kong utility's carbon initative

PESD research fellow Jeremy Carl is quoted in New York Times article on CLP's plans to cut carbon dioxide emissions. Read more »

November 7th, 2007

Q&A: All We Are Saying Is, Give (Clean) Coal a Chance

PESD research fellow Jeremy Carl spoke on the phone with Wired News to discuss China, the holy grail of clean coal and how many coal plants he'd trade for Kyoto's accomplishments. Read more »

November 6th, 2007

Wired Magazine interviews Jeremy Carl on Clean Coal

Clean coal is a possible answer for China and India, says Jeremy Carl, a PhD student in the Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Environment and Resources at Stanford and a fellow at the Program on Energy and Sustainable Development. Mr. Carl describes clean coal options from desulfurization to integrated gasification-combined-cycle (IGCC) plants to carbon capture and sequestration. Read more »