Matthew Murray, for the Tennessee State Energy Policy Council, 2022
Publication: CETEP Energy
The Future of Electric Utilities
J. Scott Holladay, 2018
Reconciling Methods for Measuring U.S. Oil Dependence Costs
Charles Sims, 2018
Why Is Energy Efficiency Such a Hard Sell?
Bongkyun Kim and Charles Sims, 2016
How Better Accounting Can More Cheaply Reduce Carbon Emissions
Jacob LaRiviere, Gavin McCormick, and Sho Kawano, 2016
An Energy Scorecard for the American States
Charles Sims, Bongkyun Kim and Jean Peretz, 2016
Tennessee Advanced Energy Economic Impact Report
Matthew N. Murray and Rebecca J. Davis, 2015
A Profile of the Energy Sector in Tennessee
In the 108th session of the Tennessee General Assembly, legislation was passed directing the Howard H. Baker Jr. Center for Public Policy at the University of Tennessee and the Sparks Bureau of Business and Economic Research at the University of Memphis to “…perform a study on the economic feasibility of creating and utilizing a statewide comprehensive energy plan. The study shall examine the state’s current and future energy supply and demand needs, existing energy policies, and emerging energy challenges and opportunities.” This report is our collective effort to fulfill this legislative mandate.
