2026 Northeast Workshop on Energy Policy and Environmental Economics

About

On May 8th - 9th, ÌÇÐÄVlog hosted the 2026 Northeast Workshop on Energy Policy and Environmental Economics. This conference highlighted the latest advances in energy and environmental economics, and explored key policy-oriented issues through the lenses of public economics, development economics, health economics, industrial organization, and macroeconomics.

Event Details

  • Dates:ÌýFriday and Saturday, May 8th - 9th, 2026
  • Locations: , ÌÇÐÄVlog, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467
  • °¿°ù²µ²¹²Ô¾±³ú±ð°ù²õ:ÌýEdson Severnini (BC Economics) and Richard Sweeney (BC Economics)

Program

Friday, May 8, 2026

9:30 AMÌýWelcome
9:40 AM

“The Energy Transition, Local Air Pollution, and Mortalityâ€�Ìý

  • * (Tufts University) & (University of Chicago)
10:25 AM

“The Value of Nature-Based Adaptation: Evidence that Tree Coverâ€�Ìý

  • *ÌýÌý(Yale University)
10:50 AMCoffee
11:00 AM

“The Economics of New versus Used Electric Vehicle Subsidies"

  • (Stanford University), Ìý(Stanford University), * (University of Chicago) & Ìý(Stanford University)
11:45 AM

Egg Timers (10 mins each)

“Losing the Shield: How Political Connections Shape Environmental Enforcement,â€�Ìý

  • * (Northwestern University) & Northwestern University)Ìý

Ìý

“Averting Deforestation at Scale�

  • * (Boston University)

Ìý

“Trade Policy and Food Security,�

  • (UCLA), (Harvard University), * (Harvard University), (UC Berkeley) & (UC Davis)

Ìý

“The General Equilibrium Effects of Renewable Energy Policies,â€�Ìý

  • (University of Manchester) & * (Carnegie Mellon University)

Ìý

“Extreme Heat and Directed Innovation�

  • *Cornell University)
12:45 PMLunch
2:00 PM

“The Global Allocative Efficiency of Deforestationâ€�Ìý

  • * (Dartmouth College)
2:45 PM

“Hidden Environmental Footprints of Large-Scale AI Training,â€�Ìý

  • *Ìý(Columbia University)
3:10 PMCoffee
3:45 PM

“Self- and Social Signaling: Evidence from Solar Adoption in Californiaâ€�Ìý

  • (Dartmouth College),Ìý (Yale University) & * (Michigan State University)
4:10 PM

“Can Place-Based Incentives Accelerate the Energy Transition?�

  • * (Georgia Institute of Technology), (The College of Wooster), & (New Mexico State University)
4:35 PM

“The (Mis)Allocation Channel of Climate Change�

  • (Cornell University) * (Cornell University)
5:00Ìý PMÌýÌýReception

Saturday, May 9, 2026

8:30 AMÌýBreakfast
9:00 AM

“Cutting Costs or Cutting Corners: Asset Reallocation in Oil and Gas Production�

  • * (Boston University), (University of California) & (University of Michigan)
9:45 Am

“Propagation of Extreme Heat in Agriculture�

  • * (Harvard University)
10:10 AM

“Climate Change and Market Power�

  • (Cornell University), *Ìý (University of Rhode Island), (Peking University), (Cornell University) & (Standford University)
10:35 AMCoffee
11:00 AM

“Climate Matching, European Settlements and Long-run Development�

  • (Bocconi University), (Harvard University) & * (Harvard University)
11:45 AM

Egg Timers (10 mins each)

“Water Allocation and Social Unrest�

  • * (Harvard University)

Ìý

“Property Insurance Availability and Housing Investment�

  • (Duke), * (Boston University)

Ìý

“Optimal Shared Micromobility Taxes with Distributional Concernsâ€�Ìý

  • (University of Pennsylvania), * (University of Pennsylvania), & (University of Pennsylvania)

Ìý

“Yellow to Green: Subsidizing Adoption to Accelerate Learning in Electric School Buses�

Ìý

“Connection Policy Design for Electricity Access�

  • * (Columbia University),ÌýÌý(Amazon), Ìý(Columbia University) & Ìý(Columbia University)
12:35 PMLunch
Back To Top